John Amerkhanian
The ESnet Science Engagement team's mission is to ensure that science collaborations at every scale, in every domain, have the information and tools they need to achieve maximum benefit from global networks. In pursuing this goal, ESnet’s goal is to ensure that scientific progress will be completely unconstrained by the physical location of instruments, people, computational resources, or data - no matter where they may be located in the world. Despite high-capacity, highly capable wide area network (WAN) connections that connect Department of Energy (DOE) National Laboratories as well as universities, scientists still struggle with high speed, “clean” campus connections, data transfer tools, knowledge and support for seamless data transfers. The ESnet Science Engagement Team works directly with DOE scientists and stakeholders to bridge technical & cultural divides. Our goal is to advocate for investments in architectures, like the Science DMZ, which allows scientists to perform routine and reliable data transfer accelerating time to discovery. ESnet is motivated to fulfill the research mission of DOE by enabling scientists to push the boundaries of discovery. Using ESnet, scientists at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams were able to send terabytes of data across the country, analyze it in real time using NERSC’s Perlmutter, and make faster, data-informed experimental choices. ESnet has signed a long-term lease agreement with Aqua Comms for 25% of a fiber pair linking New York, Dublin, and London.
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Data transfer: Tools and Platforms
Data transfer software is the primary user interface to most Science DMZ deployments, and runs on the DTNs.
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New PerfSONAR Updates Showcased at 2015 Technology Exchange
To propel the automation and deployment of large scale distributed monitoring infrastructures across the Research and Education (R&E) community, ESnet,...
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CS Staff to Share Strategies, Expertise at 100G and Beyond Workshop
ESnet, Calit2 and CENIC are convening the 100G and Beyond Workshop on the UC San Diego campus to examine the ways in which 100 Gpbs networking will impact applications in many areas, including science, health care, and media arts applications.
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Retired ESnet Network Special Projects Group Lead, Michael Scott Collins, has Passed Away
Michael Scott Collins, who led ESnet’s Special Projects Group, passed away on January 27, 2019 surrounded by his siblings in Davis, California. Michael retired in 2011 after 32 years with ESnet and its predecessors.
Where is ESnet located?
The company ESnet is located in Orinda, California, United States. It's worth noting that the company may has more corporate locations
How many employees does ESnet approximately have?
As of the latest available information ESnet has around 11-50 employees worldwide.
When was ESnet founded?
ESnet was founded in 1976
In which industries does ESnet mainly work?
The company ESnet has it's main focus in the industries of Education, Information Technology, Hardware, Messaging and Telecommunications
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