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June 22nd, 2011 / in research horizons, workshop reports / by Erwin Gianchandani

A couple weeks ago, I briefly noted in this space the June 9-10 US Ignite and GigU Workshops held at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH. The highlight of the event — for me at least — was a two-hour demo session called “Living the Future Today” featuring 13 teams of researchers from around the country illustrating all different kinds of ultra-broadband uses.

Now the organizers, led by CWRU CIO Lev Gonick, have posted a short video montage — compressing those two hours into just five minutes. It’s worth watching:

For those interested, all the plenaries are now online, starting here.

(Contributed by Erwin Gianchandani, CCC Director)

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  3. US Ignite & GigU Plenaries Webcast Today & Tomorrow
  4. Recapping the US Ignite Gigabit Applications Workshop
  5. “Today’s Research is Tomorrow’s Infrastructure”
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