MIT’s got a bit of bandwidth

Published January 19th, 2007 in Sysadmin.

Interesting interview with Jeff Schiller, MIT’s main network guy, in Network World. MIT is going to activate a direct link to New York city later this month - 72 10G waves. Yes. That’s 720Gbit/s. From Boston. To New York.

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