The Science DMZ Network is a 100-Gigabit per second (Gbps) longhaul network connection. It was built with a $500 thousand National Science Foundation grant. It links the College Station to the Lonestar Education and Research Network hub in Houston and advances data-intensive scientific research with a five-fold increase in data transfer speed. This high-speed connectivity supports the university's growing demand to access national and international research resources and efficiently move large data sets.

Getting Started

To get more information about using this network, email Texas A&M Technology Services at security@tamu.edu.

There is no charge to use this service. The Science DMZ Network was built with a $0.5 million National Science Foundation grant.