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OFFN, Supercomputers and Fast Connectivity – Making the Impossible Practical for Oklahoma’s Higher Education Institutions

By April Goode | September 3, 2024

Supercomputing and high-speed data transfer capabilities have made scientific discovery more practical. As a result, research computing in Oklahoma is growing by leaps and bounds thanks to OneNet’s OneOklahoma Friction Free Network. OFFN is OneNet’s dedicated research network that provides access to supercomputing resources across the state and the ability to transfer data to research…

CORE-MORe-OFFN Award Extends Oklahoma’s Research Network to Rural Campuses

By April Goode | August 6, 2024

CORE-MORe-OFFN Map showing OFFN connections at multiple higher education institutions across Oklahoma with all of OFFN awards listed in the map key - find more information at https://onenet.net/core-more-offn-award-extends-oklahomas-research-network-to-rural-campuses/

Oklahoma’s Science DMZ continues to grow with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF). OneNet and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education (OSRHE) received…

Internet2, ESnet, CANARIE and GÉANT Unveil Highest Capacity Transoceanic Connectivity for Research and Education

By April Goode | August 6, 2024

Internet2 400G Expansion Map Showing Network Connections between the United States and Europe; also showing ESnet and CANARIE Connections

Internet2, in a joint effort with CANARIE, the Energy Sciences Network (ESnet), and GÉANT, recently announced a major expansion of 400 gigabits per second (Gbps)…

OneNet is Oklahoma’s Partner in Research and Scientific Discovery

By April Goode | August 2, 2024

Research graphic with focus on high-energy physics

Scientific discoveries at Oklahoma’s research institutions are advancing innovation in global research initiatives from high-energy physics to bioscience to climate modeling. These initiatives require high-capacity…

SURF-MORe-OFFN Award Extends Oklahoma’s Research Network to Smaller Campuses

By April Goode | August 21, 2023

Oklahoma’s Science DMZ is growing again. OneNet and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education (OSRHE) received a fourth award to expand the OneOklahoma Friction…

Langston University Upgrades Supercomputer Lucille, Enhancing Research Engagements

By April Goode | February 7, 2022

Over the last year, Langston University and the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment’s Cyberinfrastructure Resource Integration (XSEDE XCRI) team collaborated to enhance Langston’s high-performance…

USAO Leverages ORU Titan Supercomputer for Pharmaceutical Research

By April Goode | November 30, 2021

Thanks to new connections to Oklahoma’s research network, smaller universities such as the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (Science & Arts) now have…

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OFFN, Supercomputers and Fast Connectivity – Making the Impossible Practical for Oklahoma’s Higher Education Institutions

CORE-MORe-OFFN Award Extends Oklahoma’s Research Network to Rural Campuses

Internet2, ESnet, CANARIE and GÉANT Unveil Highest Capacity Transoceanic Connectivity for Research and Education

OneNet is Oklahoma’s Partner in Research and Scientific Discovery

SURF-MORe-OFFN Award Extends Oklahoma’s Research Network to Smaller Campuses

Langston University Upgrades Supercomputer Lucille, Enhancing Research Engagements

USAO Leverages ORU Titan Supercomputer for Pharmaceutical Research

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