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RENs: Pioneers of the Internet in the Asia Pacific

The Asia Pacific Oceania network (APOnet) collaboration will connect East Asia, Southeast Asia, Oceania and North America

$4.5M NSF grant for Pacific cyberinfrastructure

JGA North is Ready for Service

UH President Lassner at the 2019 IEEE GLOBECOM Conference

JGA South is Ready for Service – 36 Tbps Interconnecting Australia, Asia and the United States

Alcatel Submarine Networks to Deploy an Unrepeated Cable to Connect Tokelau

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Guam–Singapore Connectivity Consortium Expands Support for Data-Intensive Science in the Asia Pacific Oceania Region

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The University of Hawaii’s Pacific Islands Research and Education Network is in place for the following:

• Provide full domestic support for AARNET’s current 2x40Gbps R&E circuits from Australia and New Zealand to the U.S., via Hawaii (including Mauna Kea) with upgrade to 2x100Gbps in 2016
• Continue to foster research and education (R&E) network capacity to interconnect Pacific Islands with each other and the global R&E network fabric by building on previous projects and relationships
• Opportunistically connect Mauna Kea and Haleakala, sites of major international astronomy observatories
• Collaborate and cooperate with IRNC measurement, NOC, Engagement, and Open Exchange awardees

Partners include:

• AARNet: https://www.aarnet.edu.au/
• CENIC: http://cenic.org
• Pacific Wave: http://pacificwave.net
• REANNZ: https://reannz.co.nz/
• Pacific Northwest Gigapop – Seattle: http://pnwgp.net
• Global NOC – Indiana University: https://globalnoc.iu.edu/
• Network Startup Research Center: http://nrsc.org

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