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The Three Rivers Optical Exchange is a regional network aggregation point providing high speed commodity and research network access to sites in Western and Central Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The Exchange is based at Carnegie Mellon University and is operated and managed by the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. While the primary focus of the Exchange is to provide cost effective, high capacity, state-of-the-art network connectivity to the university community, this infrastructructure also provides well defined network services to both community (K12, government) and commercial entities in Western Pennsylvania. University member sites currently include: Carnegie Mellon University, the Pennsylvania State University, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, the University of Pittsburgh and West Virginia University.
Latest News
Live from Pittsburgh to Abu Dhabi: First International TelePresence Session via NLR
[2009-04-16]
PSC Helps Demonstrate International TelePresence
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Network Engineer Recognized for Research
[2009-02-24] - UPDATED
Two organizations have recently recognized Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) senior network engineering specialist, Matt Mathis, for his network research.
Computer network designed for students - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
[2008-05-02]
Offers high-quality, low-cost learning
PSC and Fibertech open new PoP
[2008-05-01]
The Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) and Fibertech Networks today celebrated the opening of a PSC Point of Presence (PoP) in Fibertech's new collocation facility in Pittsburgh's Allegheny Center Mall.
PSC & Cisco Researchers Author New Internet Standard
[2007.10.24]
Researchers from PSC's Advanced Networking group in collaboration with Cisco Systems have proposed a new Internet standard to help diagnose and resolve network performance problems.
Penn State connects to national research network
[2006.06.29]
Researchers and scientists at Penn State now have the ability to use
virtually unlimited bandwidth to expand methods of data acquisition and
collaboration.
