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  1. NORDUnet has buckets of 100gbps links by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Research Scientists To Use Network Much Faster Than Internet

    Just take a look at their load map.

  2. Re:How nice of you.... by d2ksla · · Score: 3, Informative · on Humanoid Robot HR-2

    Actually, it'll be interesting to see how the server holds up. The Chalmers U. network (http://www.cdg.chalmers.se/Natverk/chalmers_bbng. gif) isn't too shabby with Gigabit Ethernet internally, and a 15 GBit/s Internet link (http://www.nordu.net/maps/map_nordunet.png).

  3. Re:Where's NORDUNET? by elandal · · Score: 1 · on A GEANT Leap Forward In Networking For Research

    Nordunet 1 and 2 PoPs were listed on the right side of the weathermap. Nordunet is connected to GEANT at Sweden, and the Nordunet nodes aren't considered GEANT nodes.

    See Nordunet's Connectivity Map for information about links. Yes, they have traffic maps, too.

  4. Re:NORDUnet is on by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on A GEANT Leap Forward In Networking For Research
    > Don't worry. That link to Sweden hooks on to NORDUnet, so you have a 2.5Gb link into GÉANT.

    Actually 2 x 2.5Gb.

    http://www.nordu.net/connectivity/

  5. Re:Where's NORDUNET? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on A GEANT Leap Forward In Networking For Research

    Go to google, type "nordunet" and click search. Pick the first link on the search page. In that page there is link "NORDUNET connected to GÉANT".

  6. Re:Where's NORDUNET? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on A GEANT Leap Forward In Networking For Research

    Go to google, type "nordunet" and click search. Pick the first link on the search page. In that page there is link "NORDUNET connected to GÉANT".

  7. Re:Where's NORDUNET? by Caine · · Score: 1 · on A GEANT Leap Forward In Networking For Research

    It's clearly connected to SUNET through Stockholm, but the map just shows the GEANT-backbone. Check out Nordunet's own maps for the connection details.