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cudi 1 INTERNET-2 IN MEXICO Atlanta October 30, 2000 Atlanta October 30, 2000

cudi 2 SITUATION OF BROADBAND UNIVERSITY NETWORKS IN MEXICO

cudi 3  MEXICAN UNIVERSITIES HAVE AN URGENT NEED TO EXPAND THEIR EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS SITUATION IN MEXICO…

cudi 4 MEXICO HAS MANY KEY INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT OF BROADBAND UNIVERSITY NETWORKS…  MANY UNIVERSITIES ALREADY HAVE MODERN INTERNAL NETWORKS AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS THAT COULD BENEFIT FROM A BROADBAND PLATFORM TO ENHANCE THEIR HIGHER EDUCATION OFFERINGS  A PROGRESSIVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY REGIME  A MODERN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE  MANY UNIVERSITIES ALREADY HAVE MODERN INTERNAL NETWORKS AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS THAT COULD BENEFIT FROM A BROADBAND PLATFORM TO ENHANCE THEIR HIGHER EDUCATION OFFERINGS  A PROGRESSIVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY REGIME  A MODERN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE SITUATION IN MEXICO…

cudi 5 SITUATION IN MEXICO… CHARACTERISTICS OF NETWORKS IN LEADING UNIVERSITIES...  ATM SWITCHING  INTERNAL CONNECTIVITY AT 155 Mb/s  DIGITAL EXTERNAL CONNECTIVITY  NARROW BAND NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY  ATM SWITCHING  INTERNAL CONNECTIVITY AT 155 Mb/s  DIGITAL EXTERNAL CONNECTIVITY  NARROW BAND NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY

cudi 6 STRATEGY FOR INTERNET 2 DEPLOYMENT IN MEXICO

cudi 7 STRATEGY...STRATEGY... THE STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNET 2 IN MEXICO WAS BASED UPON THE WILLINGNESS OF 7 LEADING UNIVERSITIES TO BEAR THE COST, ON A PRO-RATA BASIS, OF THE INSTALLATION OF A HIGH SPEED NETWORK TO INTERCONNECT THEIR NODES

cudi 8 STRATEGY...STRATEGY... TO IMPLEMENT AND FUND THE NETWORK, A NON-PROFIT PRIVATE CORPORATION WAS PLANNED THE CORPORATION SHOULD BE ABLE TO SOLICIT FUNDS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NETWORK

cudi 9 THE NETWORK WILL ONLY CARRY NON COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC THE CORPORATION WILL MANAGE THE THE NETWORK FACILITIES STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 10  ON APRIL 8TH, 1999 THE NONPRFIT CORPORATION WAS FORMED TO IMPLEMENT THE STRATEGY: Corporación Universitaria para el Desarrollo de Internet STRATEGY...STRATEGY... cudi

11 CUDI’s MEMBERS SHOULD BE COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT, USE AND SUPPORT OF ADVANCED NETWORKS AND WIDE BAND CONNECTIVITY APPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 12 CUDI HAS THREE MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES:  ACADEMIC ASSOCIATES (13): EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT HAVE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN KEEPING THE NETWORK RUNNING  INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATES(5): GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR SPONSORS  AFFILIATES(11): EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK  ACADEMIC ASSOCIATES (13): EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT HAVE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN KEEPING THE NETWORK RUNNING  INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATES(5): GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTOR SPONSORS  AFFILIATES(11): EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK STRATEGY...

cudi 13 ORIGINAL ACADEMIC ASSOCIATES  UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO  INSTITUTO POLITECNICO NACIONAL  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA METROPOLITANA  INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON  UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA  UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS AMERICAS - PUEBLA  UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO  INSTITUTO POLITECNICO NACIONAL  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA METROPOLITANA  INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON  UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA  UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS AMERICAS - PUEBLA STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 14 RECENTLY INCORPORATED ACADEMIC ASSOCIATES  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE TAMAULIPAS  CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Y DE EDUCACION SUPERIOR DE ENSENADA  LABORATORIO NACIONAL DE INFORMATICA AVANZADA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE TAMAULIPAS  CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Y DE EDUCACION SUPERIOR DE ENSENADA  LABORATORIO NACIONAL DE INFORMATICA AVANZADA STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 15 INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATES  CONACYT  TELEFÓNOS DE MÉXICO S.A. DE C.V.  NORTEL NETWORKS  FORE SYSTEMS  CONACYT  TELEFÓNOS DE MÉXICO S.A. DE C.V.  NORTEL NETWORKS  FORE SYSTEMS STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 16 AFFILIATESAFFILIATES  INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO AUTÓNOMO DE MÉXICO  UNIVERSIDAD ANAHUAC DEL SUR  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE CHIHUAHUA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE COAHUILA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE COLIMA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE TAMAULIPAS  UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA  UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE MÉXICO  UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE DE MÉXICO  INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO AUTÓNOMO DE MÉXICO  UNIVERSIDAD ANAHUAC DEL SUR  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE CHIHUAHUA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE COAHUILA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE COLIMA  UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE TAMAULIPAS  UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA  UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE MÉXICO  UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE DE MÉXICO STRATEGY...STRATEGY...

cudi 17 PRESENT MEMBERS (24 UNIVERSITIES)  STUDENTS : 1’200,000  TEACHERS : 90,000  NETWORKED COMPUTERS 120,000  STUDENTS : 1’200,000  TEACHERS : 90,000  NETWORKED COMPUTERS 120,000 STRATEGY...

cudi 18 STATUS OF THE CUDI PROJECT

cudi 19  AN AGREEMENT WAS REACHED WITH TELMEX FOR THE PROVISION OF THE BACKBONE STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 20 STM-1 Mexico City Guadalajara Monterrey Tijuana To USA Backbone Cd Juárez STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 21 Initial topology UNAM I P N U A M UDLAP MEXICO UANL ITESM MONTERREYGUADALAJARATIJUANA U D G E-3 STM-1 CICESE UAT LANIA UV ULSA UACJ STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 22 Affiliates conexion Nodes of Academic Associates Backbone Nodes of Affiliates 2 Mb/s 34 Mb/s ITAM UIA UVM UNITEC ULSA UCOL UCHI UALL UCOAH IMP ILCE STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 23 Access Topology BACKBONE NODES POP’S (IP+ATM) AS SOCIATES (IP) AFFILIATES (IP+ATM) AFFILIATES (ATM) AFFILIATES STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 24 INTERNATIONAL MOU´s

cudi 25  UCAID (UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ADVANCED INTERNET DEVELOPMENT)  CENIC (CORPORATION FOR EDUCATION NETWORK INCIATIVES IN CALIFORNIA)  CANARIE ( CANADIAN NETWORK FOR ADVANCED RESEARCH INDUSTRIE AND EDUCATION )

cudi 26 INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY TIJUANA SDSU (CENIC) STM - 1 CIUDAD JUAREZ EL PASO STM - 1

cudi 27 International connectivity TIJUANAUCSD (CENIC) STM - 1 CD. JUAREZ UTEP STM - 1 STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 28 TIJUANA - SAN DIEGO CABLEMAS BACKBONE CUDI COX SDSC OPTICAL FIBER USA MEXICO CENIC STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 29 CD JUAREZ - EL PASO NODE UACJ BACKBONE CUDI MONTERREY NODE UTEP OPTICAL FIBER USA MEXICO ABILENE STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 30  USING ABILENE TO CONNECT TO STARTAP AND TO CANARIE  CUDI WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ADEQUATE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS WITH LATIN AMERICAN, PACIFIC RIM AND EUROPEAN NETWORKS  USING ABILENE TO CONNECT TO STARTAP AND TO CANARIE  CUDI WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ADEQUATE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS WITH LATIN AMERICAN, PACIFIC RIM AND EUROPEAN NETWORKS

cudi 31 CalendarCalendar  LINKS AND BACKBONE ROUTERS ALREADY IN OPERATION  9 UNIVERSITY NODES CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK AND PASSING TRAFFIC  STM1 CONNECTION BETWEEN TIJUANA - UCSC IS ALREADY IN OPERATION  JUAREZ-EL PASO LINK.- MEXICAN REGULATORY APPROVAL OBTAINED. APLICATION SUBMITTED TO THE FCC. APPROVAL EXPECTED BY NOVEMBER. LINK OPERATIONAL BY LATE DECEMBER  LINKS AND BACKBONE ROUTERS ALREADY IN OPERATION  9 UNIVERSITY NODES CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK AND PASSING TRAFFIC  STM1 CONNECTION BETWEEN TIJUANA - UCSC IS ALREADY IN OPERATION  JUAREZ-EL PASO LINK.- MEXICAN REGULATORY APPROVAL OBTAINED. APLICATION SUBMITTED TO THE FCC. APPROVAL EXPECTED BY NOVEMBER. LINK OPERATIONAL BY LATE DECEMBER STATUS...STATUS...

cudi 32 Initial key applications  DIGITAL LIBRARIES  DISTANCE EDUCATION  VIRTUAL LABORATORIES  TELEMEDICINE  TELEROBOTICS  ASTRONOMY  DIGITAL LIBRARIES  DISTANCE EDUCATION  VIRTUAL LABORATORIES  TELEMEDICINE  TELEROBOTICS  ASTRONOMY STATUS...STATUS...

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