AtlanticWave-SDX
  • Home
  • About
    • Collaborators
    • Meet the Team
    • Careers
    • Fellowships
    • Outreach
  • Knowledge Base
    • Documentation
    • Release notes
    • Network Infrastructure
    • Development
  • News
    • News 2025
    • News 2024
    • News 2023
    • News 2022
    • News 2021
    • News 2020
    • News 2019
    • News 2018
    • News 2017
    • News 2016
    • News 2015
  • Publications
    • Project Publications
    • Project Presentations
    • Press releases
    • SDX Related Publications
  • Contact us
  • Log in
  • Home
  • About
    • Collaborators
    • Meet the Team
    • Careers
    • Fellowships
    • Outreach
  • Knowledge Base
    • Documentation
    • Release notes
    • Network Infrastructure
    • Development
  • News
    • News 2025
    • News 2024
    • News 2023
    • News 2022
    • News 2021
    • News 2020
    • News 2019
    • News 2018
    • News 2017
    • News 2016
    • News 2015
  • Publications
    • Project Publications
    • Project Presentations
    • Press releases
    • SDX Related Publications
  • Contact us
  • Log in

rednesp breaks academic data transmission record at Supercomputing 2023

  • Home
  • rednesp breaks academic data transmission record at Supercomputing 2023

rednesp breaks academic data transmission record at Supercomputing 2023

vassi2024-01-08T22:16:37+00:00

At the Supercomputing 2023 conference in Denver, Colorado, rednesp (Research and Education Network at São Paulo) achieved a groundbreaking academic data transmission record, signaling its prowess in global data connectivity. Coordinated by Professor Harvey Newman from the California Institute of Technology, the demonstration aimed to create a global data tsunami. Rednesp contributed 260 Gbps (4% of the total) to the joint transmission of 6.2 Tbps, showcasing its capacity to transmit large project data. The Backbone SP, inaugurated earlier in 2023 and supported by FAPESP, played a pivotal role in connecting eight leading academic institutions in São Paulo to international networks, emphasizing rednesp’s position at the forefront of global academic data transmission capabilities.

Source FAPESP (Portuguese): https://agencia.fapesp.br/rednesp-quebra-recorde-de-transmissao-de-dados-academicos-na-supercomputing-2023/50377

Share this post

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google + Email

Related Posts

AtlanticWave-SDX 2.0: Improving network services for Major Facilities and R&E networks using Dynamic Orchestration and Service Provisioning

The AtlanticWave-SDX 2.0 project demonstrated its cutting-edge platform for dynamic, policy-driven cross-domain network orchestration at the SuperComputing 2024 (SC24)... read more

How did this packet get here?

Jeronimo Bezerra presented “AmLight-INT: In-band Network Telemetry @ AmLight” at the Internet2’s annual... read more

Rubin Observatory Will Help Unravel Mysteries of Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s unprecedented deep and wide survey will create most precise map of Universe ever

11 October 2023 Rubin Observatory’s... read more

RENCI to develop advanced network software for AtlanticWave-SDX 2.0

Sharing big data requires big networks. Systems like AtlanticWave-SDX, which connects networks in the U.S., Chile, Brazil, and South Africa,... read more

AmLight Express and Protect demonstrates the utility of the collaborative initiative to connect South Africa via AmLight-SACS

Miami, Florida, March 30, 2020 – On March 1, 2020, we announced AmLight Express and Protect interconnects three continents by activating... read more

AmLight supporting Network Research Exhibition (NRE) demonstrations at SuperComputing (SC22)

The SC Conference Series is a test bed for cutting-edge developments in high-performance networking, computing, storage, and analysis.... read more

PoP-BA Network Technologies Workshop (Workshop de Tecnologias de Redes do PoP-BA/RNP)

During September 18th and 19th, 2023, the XIV PoP-BA Network Technologies Workshop warmly welcomed attendees for an engaging in-person meeting.... read more

FABRIC project launches with $20 Million NSF grant to test a reimagined Internet

Florida International University (FIU) is a participating site for the FABRIC project as a Science Design Driver and Resource Provider....

read more

REUNA hosted an important annual meeting between astronomical observatories and advanced networks

The event brought together representatives from various organizations that own or operate astronomical projects in Chile, as well as from... read more

AmLight Team at I2 Technology Exchange

The 2016 Technology Exchange presented by Internet2 is co-hosted by Florida International University, the University of Florida, and... read more

Get In Touch

Contact Us

Center For Internet Augmented Research & Assessment Florida International University
  • Address: 11200 SW 8St, PC312 Miami, FL 33199
  • Email: contacts@amlight.net

Follow Us

Facebook Twitter

Click here to subscribe to our mailing list

© Copyright 2015-2025 | Florida International University | Contact Webmaster