An innovative infrastructure to prototype and validate novel network and computing solutions.
NOV
24
2026
3:00-4:30 PM ET
QFabric: Explore Quantum Networking Hands-On with FABRIC | Mastering FABRIC: Tips and Tricks WebinarJoin us for the next Mastering FABRIC: Tips and Tricks webinar on November 24, 2026, from 3:00 to 4:30 PM ET. Quantum network is often taught through simulators that mathematically model the photon's propagation losses based on quantum mechanics. Sin…
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20
2026
Virtual
3:00-4:30 PM ET
Adaptive Compression on-the-go for Federated Data Transfer in High-Throughput Scientific Workloads | Stitching Together Innovations with FABRIC Users — October 20 from 3:00-4:00 PM ETJoin us for the next Stitching Together Innovation with FABRIC Users webinar on October 20, 2026, from 3:00-4:00 pm ET as we explore how researchers are using FABRIC to study data movement and performance across geographically distributed research in…
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FABRIC Expands Access to Quantum Networking Research Through Distributed EmulationFABRIC has adapted the SeQUeNCe quantum network simulator to run across multiple nodes on its national research infrastructure. The emulator gives students and researchers a way to explore quantum networking—including quantum key distribution, entanglement, and network attacks—even while access to quantum hardware remains limited.
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2026 Internet2 Technology ExchangePresenters: Anita Nikolich and Nik Sultana Dates: October 26-30, 2026 Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Event Website: https://events.internet2.edu/website/93141/
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Elie Kfoury
University of South Carolina
“FABRIC stands out because of its end-to-end programmability. This allows users to program all the elements of the network, from network interface cards (NICs) to P4 switches, offering a unique platform for research and innovation in network design.”
FABRIC Does Intelligent Networking
Rethink how networks process and cache data to enable uses we cannot yet predict.
Connect with real facilities: NSF clouds and testbeds, ACCESS compute clusters, and campus infrastructure
Run applications anywhere: campus, edge, cloud, or routers in between
Program your hardware: control advanced in-network compute, storage, and accelerators with programmable NICs and switches on dedicated circuits
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60,265
Total Slices
3,439
Total Users
220
FABRIC User Publications
249
Active Slices
363
Total Projects
