In Global Contest To Build Networks, Does the Race Go to the Swiftest?
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1999
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| author | Young, Jeffrey R. |
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| contents | In Global Contest To Build Networks, Does the Race Go to the Swiftest? Young, Jeffrey R. Access to Information Agency Cooperation Competition Computer Networks Foreign Countries Higher Education Research Tools Technological Advancement Canadian universities now have the fastest research network backbone in the world, CA*Net 3, claiming it can transmit the contents of the Library of Congress in one second. In the United States, network officials feel that their competing Internet2 project supports more research into new network applications than the Canadian project. CA*Net 3 project participants focus on cooperation. (MSE) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1999 |
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| spellingShingle | In Global Contest To Build Networks, Does the Race Go to the Swiftest? Young, Jeffrey R. Access to Information Agency Cooperation Competition Computer Networks Foreign Countries Higher Education Research Tools Technological Advancement In Global Contest To Build Networks, Does the Race Go to the Swiftest? Young, Jeffrey R. Access to Information Agency Cooperation Competition Computer Networks Foreign Countries Higher Education Research Tools Technological Advancement Canadian universities now have the fastest research network backbone in the world, CA*Net 3, claiming it can transmit the contents of the Library of Congress in one second. In the United States, network officials feel that their competing Internet2 project supports more research into new network applications than the Canadian project. CA*Net 3 project participants focus on cooperation. (MSE) |
| title | In Global Contest To Build Networks, Does the Race Go to the Swiftest? |
| topic | Access to Information Agency Cooperation Competition Computer Networks Foreign Countries Higher Education Research Tools Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ591474 |