WHAT WAS AMPATH: 2000 – 2004

Chinese American Networking Symposium 2004- Shenzhen, China, November 30 - December 2, 2004 Networking experts from China and the United States gather [...]

2000-2004: AMPATH Presentations The Access Grid and the Latin American and Caribbean Engineering Institutions- December 8, 2004 Summer 2004 REU Report - [...]

2004: AMPATH Collaboration Release for Supercomputing Conference (SC04) Bandwidth Challenge CIARA/AMPATH and affiliates established a record of the sustained flow of 2.0 [...]

2003: AMPATH Meeting in Argentina

2003: Internet2 A Portal to Other Network The Miami Herald- Excerpt from Page 29G / Business Monday By: Bea Garcia ( bgarcia@herald.com [...]

2003: Press Release: Venezuela Research Network connects to AMPATH MIAMI, 7 July 2003 - The Americas Path (AMPATH) project announces the connection of [...]

2002: High-Speed Links Connect Two Telescopes 7,000 Miles Apart, and the Astronomers Who Use Them Chronicle of Higher Education, October 24, 2002 [...]

2002: AMPATH now running native IPv6! As of Thursday, September 12th, 2002, native IPv6 peering with AMPATH and the South Florida Gigapop [...]

2002: Celestial Cybernetics - New Internet Link Moves Gemini a Step Closer to Becoming World's First "Cyber Observatory" Contacts: Peter Michaud Gemini [...]

2001: Terremark Announces NAP do Brasil Operation of Largest and Most Significant Brazilian Peering Point Transferred to Terremark MIAMI (March 7, 2002) [...]

2001: Argentina’s RETINA Now Connected to AMPATH and I2 Networks through the Global Crossing Infrastructure Miami and Washington D.C. – December 18, 2001- [...]

2001: Science, Culture and Education Meeting on Internet2 (Encuentro Ciencia, Cultura y Educación sobre Internet2) The Universidad Austral de Chile and the [...]

2004: Chinese American Networking Symposiume Networking experts from China and the United States gather annually at the Chinese - American Networking Symposium (CANS) to [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: Atmospheric & Oceanographic Working Group Chair: Azael Barrera, SENACYT abarrera@senacyt.gob.pa Mailing list: Next Meeting: January 31, 2003 at the AMPATH Conference in [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: High Energy Physics Working Group In conjunction with the Internet2 HENP Working Group, Harvey Newman & Shawn McKee, Co-Chairs Proposed [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: Speaker Bios and Presentations Speaker Bios and Presentations: Heidi Alvarez, Assistant Director, AMPATH, and  Associate Director at Florida International [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: Digital Data Collaboration Working Group Chair: Liane Tarouco Mailing list: Next Meeting: January 31, 2003 at the AMPATH Conference in Miami, [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: AMPATH Astronomy Working Group Agenda for the January 31 meeting: 1:30pm Opening statements and Chair introduction, Eduardo Vera, University [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: Hands-On workshops: IPv6 & Multicast GENERAL INFORMATION On February 1 & 2, AMPATH and Internet2 will offer a Hands-On [...]

2003: AMPATH™ Workshop: Fostering Collaborations and Next Generation Infrastructure January 29-31, 2003 The conference is sponsored by the National Science Foundation CISE-ANIR [...]

AMPATH Astronomy Working Group Chair: Eduardo Vera, esvera@accessnova.cl Mailing list: astronomy-wg@ampath.net Most recent meeting: January 31, 2003, at the AMPATH Conference in Miami, FL.  Astronomy projects in [...]

2001: AMPATH Workshop to Identify Areas of Scientific Collaboration between the US and the AMPATH Service Area FIU AMPATH Workshop Agenda The [...]

First AMPATH™ International Conference First AMPATH™ International Conference April 12, 2002 Universidad Austral de Chile, Campus Isla Teja Valdivia,Chile Building on last [...]

AMPATH Announces Upcoming Conference in Valdivia, Chile AMPATH Announces Upcoming Conference in Valdivia, Chile As was suggested at the User Group meeting [...]

Arecibo Observatory Connects to Abilene As of Nov 7, 2001 the sponsored participant, National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center (a.k.a., Arecibo Observatory) is [...]

FIU & Global Crossing add the Argentinian universities to fiber-optic net

FIU to Host Major Internet Workshop on AMPATH Project, Sponsored by NSF Press Release: FIU to Host Major Internet Workshop on AMPATH [...]

Global Crossing, FIU Create High-Tech Link to Top Brazil Research Center Press Release: Global Crossing, FIU Create High-Tech Link to Top Brazil [...]

AMPATH PoP Operational Press Release: AMPATH PoP Operational 18-June-2001, Miami The activation of the AMPATH PoP, currently located in the Miami Telehouse, [...]

Brazil participates in SC 2001 Using the AMPATH 45 Mbs link between Rio de Janeiro and Miami, the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande [...]

Internet Strategies Latin America Press Release: AMPATH Blazes the Trail for Internet2 in Latin America Internet Strategies Latin America by Grant Smith, [...]

Terremark's NAP of the Americas to Serve as Home of FIU's AMPATH Network and South Florida's Internet2 GigaPoP Dec. 20, 2000 Terremark [...]

Global Crossing add Brazil to global fiber optic network Seamless fiber optic capacity and services now available from Sao Paulo and Rio [...]

Global Crossing connects Argentina to global fiber optic network Global Crossing is now offering fiber optic capacity and services from Buenos Aires [...]

Global Crossing landed their cable in Valparaiso, Chile On October 30th, 2000, Global Crossing landed their cable in Valparaiso, Chile. We have [...]

Chile's REUNA Joins AMPATH On October 16, 2000 REUNA, Chile's National Research Network, and Florida International University (FIU) signed a Memorandum of [...]

If there are high-speed fiber-optic networks and the ability to exchange Internet traffic with a variety of carriers, the users will come.

Fiber-optic cable is being laid underground at a frantic and expensive pace in an effort to attract the telecommunications industry to South Florida

There are only four NAPs in the nation, and the fifth - the so-called "NAP of the Americas'' - is supposed to lure more high-tech development to the area.

Today's Internet business world might operate at the speed of light, but some of those companies are discovering that state government doesn't. Two companies that want to put fiber-optic cables underwater off Florida's coastline agreed Tuesday to pay for the privilege as they wait for the state to come up with rules on who pays and how much.

Proponents of developing a high-speed Internet connection point in downtown Miami said Thursday they have the support of nine major telecommunications companies, representing the critical mass needed to make the project viable.

GlobeNet Communications Group Ltd. is constructing a cable landing station in Boca Raton, part of an undersea cable system that is expected to significantly boost the broadband connection between South Florida and Latin America.

GlobeNet Communications and other companies race to build fiber-optic Web connections between the U.S. and Latin America