1. 17 January 2016 Fall 2004 Internet2 Member Meeting Douglas Van Houweling President & CEO, Internet2 17 January 2016

2. Internet2 Land Speed Record Rich Carlson Chair, Internet2 Land Speed Record Judging Panel

3. Internet2 Land Speed Record Competition Rules  Ultimate end-to-end networking  Open to everyone at anytime  Minimum 10min. X 100 km x 2 routers (30,000 km maximum)  TCP/IP (IPv4 and IPv6)  NGI-type networks  Winner must exceed previous record by 10% lsr.internet2.edu

4. IPv4 Single Stream 14 April 2004 69,073 terabit-meters/second  838.86 gigabytes  1588 seconds  16,343 kilometers  4.23 gigabits per second  San Jose, CA to Luleå, Sweden 69,073 terabit-meters/second  838.86 gigabytes  1588 seconds  16,343 kilometers  4.23 gigabits per second  San Jose, CA to Luleå, Sweden

5. IPv4 Multiple Stream 6 May 2004 77,699 terabit-meters/second  860 gigabytes  970 seconds  10,959 kilometers  7.09 gigabits per second  Geneva, Switzerland to Pasadena, CA

6. IPv4 Multiple Stream 25 June 2004 104,529 terabit-meters/second  859 gigabytes  1037 seconds  15,776 kilometers  6.63 gigabits per second  Geneva, Switzerland to Pasadena, CA

7. IPv4 Single Stream 28 June 2004 103,583 terabit-meters/second  859 gigabytes  1037 seconds  15,776 kilometers  6.57 gigabits per second  Los Angeles, CA to Geneva, Switzerland

8. IPv4 Single & Multiple Stream 12 September 2004 124,935 terabit-meters/second  1831 gigabytes  3648 seconds  28,983 kilometers  4.31 gigabits per second  San Jose, CA to Luleå, Sweden

9. 17 January 2016 Dr. Henry Chueh Massachusetts General Hospital, Laboratory of Computer Science (Division of Medial Informatics) Harvard Medical School 17 January 2016