Together with Nokia, Nikhef and CERN, SURF has tested the speed of data transfer between CERN in Geneva and Amsterdam. A data rate of 800Gbit per second was achieved on the 1648-kilometre fibre-optic…
This week, SURF's Members' Council approved the Innovation Zone of Common Digital Sovereignty. In this zone, SURF and its members will work together as a cooperative in the coming years to be in…
For the next four years, the Netherlands will have access to capacity at LUMI, Europe's most powerful supercomputer. SURF facilitates access to LUMI and supervises computational time applications in…
The cloud is becoming increasingly larger and more important due to the increasing use of data storage and retrieval, also for education and research. As the need for cloud computing increases, the…
Do you know a colleague who has shown remarkable commitment to supporting research? Then nominate your colleague for the title of Research Support Champion! The deadline for nominations is 29 March…
Are you a privacy professional in education and research? Then check out the Privacy Expertise Centre. Here you will find guides, policies and templates you can use to increase privacy within your…
We regularly have the security of our services tested. Recently, it was the turn of authentication and authorisation service SURFconext. A specialised, external party subjected this service to a two…
If you want to encourage public values, you also want to encourage open source. But that is easier said than done. That is why we are starting an OSPO community at SURF. OSPO stands for open source…
