The NSRC cultivates collaboration among a community of peers to build and improve a global Internet that benefits all parties. We facilitate the growth of sustainable Internet infrastructure via technical training and engineering assistance to enrich the network of networks. Our goal is to connect people.

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Dec 2018: GARNET-NSRC Campus Network Workshop, Accra, Ghana Dec 2018: GARNET-NSRC Campus Network Workshop, Accra, Ghana
Dec 2018: SAUT and TERNET CNDO Workshop, Mwanza, Tanzania Dec 2018: SAUT and TERNET CNDO Workshop, Mwanza, Tanzania
Nov 2018: WALC 2018 Workshops, PUCMM, Santiago, Dominican Republic Nov 2018: WALC 2018 Workshops, PUCMM, Santiago, Dominican Republic
Nov 2017: NSRC trainers volunteer at the annual Super Computing conference, Denver, Colorado Nov 2017: NSRC trainers volunteer at the annual Super Computing conference, Denver, Colorado

NEWS

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NSRC Receives USD $3.7 Million National Science Foundation Grant from the Computer & Information Science & Engineering group of the National Science Foundation (No. 1451045). Read More >.

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Google has supported the NSRC with 5 million in funding and more in donations of hardware. Read More >

The NSRC has received in-kind donations including networking equipment from Facebook, ICANN and APIA. Read More >

RECENT ACTIVITIES

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Group photo from the UbuntuNet-NSRC BGP for NRENs Workshop held in Addis Ababa, EthiopiaStudents working on virtualisation solutions during the PacNOG 21 Virtualisation and Cloud Computing Workshop held in Nuku'alofa, TongaStudents working on a lab during the TENET-NSRC Campus Network Design and Operations Workshop held in Cape Town, South AfricaStudents working on virtualisation solutions during the PacNOG 21 Virtualisation and Cloud Computing Workshop held in Nuku'alofa, Tonga
TENET-NSRC Campus Network Design and Operations Workshop
Jan 15-19: Cape Town, South Africa

Hans Kuhn, Patrick Okui, Anna Secka-Saine and Dale Smith taught a 5-day workshop on Campus Network Design and Operations in conjunction with the Tertiary Education and Research Network of South Africa (TENET) and its member institutions. After the workshop the team proceeded to the University of the University of Venda (UNIVEN) in Thohoyandou, South Africa to provide a week of direct engineering assistance working with UNIVEN network engineers.