We are pleased to introduce Zoom Meetings Hybrid (ZMH), a new add-on module to the NORDUnet-operated on-premise Zoom service. Zoom Meetings Hybrid enables institutions to route selected meeting media within
We are delighted to open registration for the 33rd NORDUnet Conference, taking place on 8–10 September 2026 in Luleå, Sweden. Hosted by Sunet together with NORDUnet, this continues a proud
On this beautiful autumn day, the Danish NREN DeiC conference opens in Kolding, Denmark, welcoming participants under the theme, “Collaborating to Build
NORDUnet celebrates the launch of the EOSC EU Node The EOSC (European Open Science Cloud) EU Node was officially launched today during
Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) and NORDUnet today released a joint statement, stressing the importance of of the European Digital Gateways
This week, experts in high-performance networking, research computing, storage infrastructure, and high-energy physics experiments met in Beijing, China, for the biannual LHCOPN-LHCONE
Today, was the first official launch of EOSC EU NODE, a reference node for EOSC provided by the European Commission The presentation
This autumn NORDUnet will take part in launching “EUMEDplus”, a new project aimed at supporting NREN infrastructure and services in what is
NORDUnet invited to present an update on the preparations for an Arctic connection at leading international conference on submarine cable connectivity held
Join the discussion! Let your voice be heard! Date and time: Monday, 7 October 2024 at 14:00-16:00 CEST Register: http://npf.nordu.net/webinar NORDUnet together
It’s time to say goodbye from Bergen, Norway. The NORDUnet 2024 conference week came and went so fast. Thanks to the many,
Mohammad Khalil works at the forefront of technology-enhanced learning which is one of the fastest moving areas in society. His presentation will
The 58thAPAN Meeting is kicking off today in Islamabad, Pakistan. As always, the meeting will feature bring together Asian NRENs and their
The security of fiber optic cables and similar submarine infrastructure can no longer be taken for granted. “Until quite recently, the security