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CalREN Network and CCC Update CISOA Tuesday, March 23, 2010

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CalREN Network and CCC Update CISOA Tuesday, March 23, 2010

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    1. CalREN Network and CCC Update CISOA Tuesday, March 23, 2010

    2. 2 501(c)3 Non-profit Formed by the R&E community in 1997 to exploit economies of scale in networking and to meet needs not being met by telco service providers CENIC is funded and governed by its member institutions CENIC Board Members: Patrick Perry, Catherine McKenzie & Deborah Ludford CENIC

    3. 3 CENIC Associates & Participants 8,000+ K-12 schools, districts and COEs with 4.7M students 112 CCC’s, 19 district offices and the CCCSO with over 2.5M students 23 CSU campuses with over 400K students plus CSUCO, WestEd, and miscellaneous CSU sites 10 UC campuses and UCOP with over 208K students CalTech, Stanford, USC with over 44K students Nevada System of Higher Education, Arizona State University, University of Arizona, MBARI, Pepperdine University, USD, USF, NPS, National University and Chapman University.

    4. 4 RON - Regional Optical Network

    5. 5 CalREN: California’s Research & Education Network

    6. 6 2900 route miles of fiber 70+ aggregation routers 80+ switches 50+ optical components 300 high-speed circuits from telcos CalREN: California’s Research & Education Network

    7. 7 Connectivity to Internet2, National LambdaRail, on to Europe Connectivity to CUDI, CA*net4 CalREN: California’s Research & Education Network

    8. 8 CalREN: Still A 3-Tiered Network CalREN-HPR: high-performance research

    9. 9 CalREN-DC Network Supports: Day-to-day research and education applications, high-quality videoconferencing Refresh Complete: Expanded DC backbone to 10 GE, 20 GE in places and is now expandable as needed Connects to: Commercial Internet using multiple service providers

    10. 10 CalREN-HPR Network

    11. 11 CalREN-XD Network

    12. 12 CalREN Advisory Councils (TACs)

    13. 13 TransitRail/CPS – National Peering

    14. 14 CENIC & International Network Peering Pacific Wave: Joint project between CENIC and the PNWGP with support from USC and UW. Distributed international peering facility for US/Pacific Rim R&E networks Three West Coast PW peering facilities: Sunnyvale, LA and Seattle 12 countries – in and beyond Pacific Rim http://www.pacificwave.net/

    15. 15 CalREN Connects CA to the World!

    16. Backbone Upgrades & Changes All old optical equipment has been taken out of service (Cisco 15808s were EOL/EOS) Replaced with 15454’s Also allowed for redesign of the Central Valley and Bay Area optical infrastructure to more efficiently deploy express waves Working on establishing second hub site in San Diego LATA for circuit aggregation 16

    17. CVS - CalREN Video Services K-20 Videoconferencing Timing was right to combine CVS with K12 Video More cost effective and efficient to move towards a single K-20 service Finalizing contract details with K12 Timeline is to complete transition this fall or late this calendar year 17

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    21. Anchor Institutions To Be Served by CENIC Educational Institutions 14 K-12 County Offices of Education 8 Community Colleges CSU Fresno, CSU Bakersfield & CSU Stanislaus’ Stockton Center As many as 35 Libraries Up to 20 or more Regional Hospitals 21

    22. Entities to be Served by Our Partner Entities that could be served within the 14 counties by our private partner firm include: Local, Regional & State Government Entities 598 Emergency & Public Services Agencies 126,289 Local Businesses 1,213,078 Households 22

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    24. 24 Diversity Solutions CTF discounts allowed us to begin providing redundant connections 75% of sites currently have a redundant connection 10% of sites have dual routers Starting to look at topology changes for efficiency and cost savings

    25. 25 CBOL Project (Community Based Online Learning) Established as part of SB1437 Requires CVC to provide CBO’s with high speed connectivity to enable partnerships with CCC to use online teaching and learning materials to improve the quality of life for low income communities in California Results of an RFP issued by the CVC is to have seven CBOs connected to CCC or other CalREN sites, if necessary Completed site assessment and waiting on circuit quotes Hoping to start enabling these connections before June 30

    26. H.R. 4619 “E-rate 2.0 Act of 2010” Amend the Communications Act of 1934 to bridge the digital divide and would direct the FCC to (1) providing vouchers for broadband service to low-income students, (2) to establish a competitive grant program to extend funding for broadband equipment and services for community colleges and head start programs and (3) to enable certain low-income E-rate applicants to apply for significantly discounted services and technologies for E-books and for other purposes. Introduced by Rep Edward Markey (D-MA) on Feb 9, 2010 and co-sponsored by Reps Lois Capps (D-CA) and Doris Matsui (D-CA) Status: Referred to House Committee on Energy & Commerce 26

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    28. CCC Applications/Services on CalREN CCC Confer 3C Media Solutions EduStream CCC-Tran CETC CBOL Project CVS/K20 Videoconferencing 28

    29. National Broadband Goals At least 100 million U.S. homes should have affordable access to actual download speeds of at least 100 Mbps per second and actual upload speeds of at least 50 Mbps per second. The United States should lead the world in mobile innovation, with the fastest and most extensive wireless networks of any nation. Every American should have affordable access to robust broadband service, and the means and skills to subscribe if they so choose. Every community should have affordable access to at least 1 Gbps broadband service to anchor institutions such as schools, hospitals and government buildings. To ensure the safety of Americans, every first responder should have access to a nationwide public safety wireless network. To ensure that America leads in the clean energy economy, every American should be able to use broadband to track and manage their real-time energy consumption. 29

    30. Looking Ahead… Continue to be a leader in pursuing settlement-free and other peering opportunities as a cost-reduction method With coming wave of cloud computing and cloud services, CENIC is looking to broker various relationships (e.g. Amazon) Looking to be a provider of (owned or leased) cloud infrastructure services. Reviewing a data center at McGill University in Quebec to take advantage of the temperature to provide chilled water for cooling. Today’s focus on carbon footprint AND energy costs, combined with owned fiber networks such as ours, will tend to force server/storage to locations where power is cheap and/or clean. If/when CCCs become E-rate eligible, we’ll probably look at some cost-saving topology changes in the WAN. 30

    31. 31 Public Education Stats CCC: Graduate ~300,000 engineering and industrial arts students each year, 200,000 IT students; 60% of CSU grads and 30% of UC grads start at a CCC UC & Tier 1 Research Institutions: Adequate bandwidth is critical to California’s leading industries (patents, research, start-ups) CSU: Graduates 45% of California’s computer and electronics engineers K12: Supplies incoming students to ALL the above

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