February 8, 2005 Indiana and I-Light2 Dave King Executive Director Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System.

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February 8, 2005 Indiana and I-Light2 Dave King Executive Director Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 I-Light –$5.3 million state appropriation in 1999 –Construction completed December 2001

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 –Dark Fiber –$15M over three years –$10M appropriation –Direct Run to Chicago –14 new nodes

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 NODES Muncie (BSU) Richmond (IU- East) Marion (IFW) Fort Wayne (Indigital) South Bend (Union Station) Gary (US Signal) Kokomo (IFW) Lafayette (Purdue) Bloomington (IFW) Columbus (IFW) Terre Haute (ISU) Vincennes (VU) Evansville (ISU) Jeffersonville (IFW )

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 NODES Muncie (BSU) Richmond (IU- East) Marion (IFW) Fort Wayne (Indigital) South Bend (Union Station) Gary (US Signal) Kokomo (IFW) Lafayette (Purdue) Bloomington (IFW) Columbus (IFW) Terre Haute (ISU) Vincennes (VU) Evansville (ISU) Jeffersonville (IFW )

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 NODES Muncie (BSU) Richmond (IU- East) Marion (IFW) Fort Wayne (Indigital) South Bend (Union Station) Gary (US Signal) Kokomo (IFW) Lafayette (Purdue) Bloomington (IFW) Columbus (IFW) Terre Haute (ISU) Vincennes (VU) Evansville (ISU) Jeffersonville (IFW )

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 I-Light2 Budget –Fiber Backbone $4.96M –Fiber to Interconnect $116k –Equipment to Light $4.5M

February 8, 2005 I-Light2 Possible Pricing Model –Gold--$9k/month 100 mbps Internet access 1 gigabit Intranet pipe –Bronze--$1k/month 5mbps Internet access 100 mbps Intranet pipe –Additional Commodity Internet--$60 mbps/month

February 8, 2005

I-Light2 What’s next? Wireless Statewide? Commercial Access at Each Node?

February 8, 2005 Dave King Executive Director Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication System