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Network Technologies Workshop

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(Timezone - Europe/Amsterdam)
Virtually Hosted
Description

Task 1 of Work Package 6 in GN5-1 is entitled "Technology" and focuses on three major research areas ranging from Quantum Technology, to Optical Time and Frequency Networks and RARE - Router for Academia, Research & Education. This workshop provides an overview of the ongoing work, the use cases that are being addressed and the roadmap that lies ahead within the current project phase.

The infoshare is organised by Network Development Work Package (WP6) of the GÉANT 5-1 project. For more information contact  netdev@lists.geant.org.

https://geant.zoom.us/j/62454949049?pwd=WWMrK3Bxa3NEVFFNZVliZHlsQ3VsUT09

Recording: https://youtu.be/dr5nTl-yZ34

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Participants
  • Aleksandar Garcevic
  • Alex Moura
  • Ane Sanz
  • Azael Fernandez
  • Christopher Walker
  • Claude Tompers
  • Edoardo Martelli
  • Eduardo Jacob
  • Eoin Kenny
  • Fabian Mauchle
  • Fedor Bruinewoud
  • Indrek Rokk
  • Ivana Golub
  • Krzysztof Turza
  • Lorena Gomez Gaviria
  • Lætitia A Delvaux
  • Marija Emso
  • Martin Seidel
  • Matthew Dovey
  • Piotr Rydlichowski
  • Robert Tadevosyan
  • Sascha Schweiger
  • Simon Leinen
  • Stefan Winter
  • Susanne Naegele-Jackson
  • Tim Chown
  • Wojbor Bogacki
  • 5 others
    • 1:30 PM 2:00 PM
      Equipment testing
    • 2:00 PM 2:30 PM
      Optical Time and Frequency Networks

      Krzysztof Turza, PSNC
      As optical time & frequency transfer as a service has gained interest among NRENs Work Package 6 has put an emphasis on investigating the different options and multi-domain solutions for optical T&F transfer in Europe.

    • 2:30 PM 3:00 PM
      Quantum Technology

      Piotr Rydlichowski, PSNC
      As quantum technologies mature, there is a need for standardisation. This overview of the current status of standardisation and certification sheds some light on ongoing efforts and ongoing issues to tackle.

    • 3:00 PM 3:30 PM
      Router for Academia, Research and Education

      Simon Leinen, SWITCH
      RARE is an open source routing platform, used to create a network operating system (NOS) on commodity hardware (a white box switch). RARE uses FreeRtr as a control plane software and is thus often referred to as RARE/freeRtr.

    • 3:30 PM 4:00 PM