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Global scientific research net starts operation
2003-12-27 07:28 by downhill

By Nicolas Mokhoff
EE Times

MANHASSET � The U.S. National Science Foundation, a consortium of Russian ministries and science organizations and the Chinese Academy of Sciences this week announced the start of operations for a dedicated global computer network ring for joint scientific and educational projects.

The Global Ring Network for Advanced Application Development (Gloriad) is a 155 Mb/s ring spanning research institutes in the three countries in the Northern Hemisphere.

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