Posts by April Goode
Internet2, ESnet, CANARIE and GÉANT Unveil Highest Capacity Transoceanic Connectivity for Research and Education
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) transoceanic circuit capacity dedicated to transferring research and education (R&E) data. As part of the Advanced North Atlantic (ANA) collaboration, this marks a significant achievement in high-speed connectivity between North…
Read More →OneNet is Oklahoma’s Partner in Research and Scientific Discovery
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 bandwidth to support big data movement in real-time across the country and around the globe. OneNet is Oklahoma’s partner in providing the high-speed connectivity required for innovation and scientific discovery.…
Read More →SURF-MORe-OFFN Award Extends Oklahoma’s Research Network to Smaller Campuses
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 Free Network (OFFN). The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded OneNet and OSRHE a $1,179,147 Campus Cyberinfrastructure (CC*) grant to connect four colleges and universities and one research center to…
Read More →Langston University Upgrades Supercomputer Lucille, Enhancing Research Engagements
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 computing system at the Langston University Computing Center for Research and Education (LUCCRE), known as “Lucille.” Lucille is a tightly knit cluster of servers configured to provide high-performance and high-throughput…
Read More →USAO Leverages ORU Titan Supercomputer for Pharmaceutical Research
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 access to super computing resources across the state, allowing for a quicker computation of data and new opportunities for research initiatives. This fall, five institutions connected to the OneOklahoma Friction…
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