The 33rd NORDUnet Conference will take place on 8th-10th September 2026 in Luleå, Sweden, and the Programme Committee has started preparing the programme. A wealth of ideas and suggestions and
The autumn 2025 version of the traditional gathering Sunet-dagarna (the Sunet days) is held online. As always, the event allows participants to get updated on the many services provided by
Managing digital identity is crucial for both research and education, serving as a foundation for secure and seamless access to digital resources.
A year ago, work began on the development of the EOSC EU Node infrastructure, services, and management processes by the partners behind
Federated digital identity management infrastructure and the related services is a core pillar of research and education network. Facilitating European consensus and
NORDUnet is invited to present the progress in establishing submarine cables through the Arctic Ocean as Asia-Pacific research and education networks convene
Experiments involving sensing in cables, time & frequency distribution, and extended use of federated access are some of the novelties as the
European Parties to collaborate in Pan-Arctic Cable System for improved resilience and connectivity. Digital infrastructure and services are essential elements for the
The Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) serves as a hub for experts, businesses, and organizations involved in global telecommunications and technology. PTC’s annual conference,
NORDUnet is proud to be part of the CSC-led consortium awarded the contract to deliver and operate the EuroHPC Federation Platform (EFP).
9–11 September 2025, Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, Copenhagen After a busy and exciting 2024, it’s time to prepare for the next chapter:
The e-AGE 2024 conference, the annual gathering of the Arab States Research and Education Network (ASREN), has kicked off in Tunis, Tunisia.
Today the inaugural meeting of the Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence for NRENs (SIG-AI) was held in Poznań, Poland, hosten by
Dutch, Nordic, and Canadian research and education networks upgrade their trans-Atlantic link to 400 Gigabits per second (Gbps) as part of the