Why do the kids get all the good stuff? Moving 100 million bits of data per second compared to the average 1.5 million bits per second of typical broadband, Internet2 is a speedy experimental fiber-optic network available to universities that runs up to 15,000 times faster than the standard Internet. Tech Tuesday looks at why Internet2 was developed and what the future may bring.
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Internet2
Listen Tuesday, Apr. 19, 2005 at 12:06 p.m. in Science, Tech Tuesday, TechnologyGuests
Gary Bachula
Vice President for External Relations, Internet2
Guy Jones
Chief Technology Officer, George Washington University
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