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Recent Posts
- Launching Soon: New and Improved MAX Website
- Tripti Sinha Appointed to Internet2 Board of Trustees
- Tripti Sinha Re-Appointed as Chair of the ICANN Board of Directors
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- UMD Introduces “Zaratan” – The Latest Investment in State-of-the-Art High Performance Computing
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MAX Introduces New AWS Direct Connect Service Offering
COLLEGE PARK, MD (September 5, 2013) – Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX) recently unveiled Amazon Web Services (AWS) Direct Connect as a new part of its service offering. Through Direct Connect, MAX participants can now establish a dedicated 10 Gbps network connection to AWS’s U.S. East (Northern Virginia) Region (US-EAST-1), which decreases data transfer cost while increasing network reliability. … Read More
MAX Launches Double HELIX in Maryland’s Biotechnology Corridor
COLLEGE PARK, MD (June 3, 2013) — Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX) announces the launch of Double HELIX (Health, Education, Life Sciences, and Internet eXchange), the new high-performance point of presence (PoP) located at the Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research in Rockville, Maryland. Double HELIX offers high-speed big data transfer services through a 100 Gbps-capable networking infrastructure to the Shady Grove Life Sciences Center and the surrounding research … Read More
Tripti Sinha Named Executive Director of MAX
The University of Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX) Board of Directors announce the appointment of Tripti Sinha as the Executive Director of MAX and the addition of several new members to the organization’s leadership team. Sinha has served in a variety of technical leadership positions within the University of Maryland since 1990. She will also continue in her current roles as the Deputy Chief Information Officer for Networks and Communication Technologies within the Division of Information Technology at the … Read More
University of Maryland Awarded NSF Grant
The University of Maryland was awarded a $915,900 grant by the National Science Foundation. The goal of this effort is to make existing, advanced network functions an integral component of science application workflows in the end‐to-end sense to facilitate big data flows. The University of Maryland is partnering with The George Washington University, and the award is effective October 1, 2012. Read More