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All the institutions members of the national networks connected to RedCLARA are invited to participate by videoconference. The deadline for registration is August 25, 2014.

Juan Pablo Carvallo, CEDIA CEO, clearly explains what are the advanced networks, what they are for, and the benefits of CEDIA for Ecuadorin the TV show MBoga of the Ecuadorian TV station Telerama.
Como parte de las iniciativas de Colaboración de los Directores de Tecnología que conforman la Comunidad de TICAL, el 31 de julio de 2014 se llevará a cabo el Encuentro Temático “Estrategias TIC para la caracterización de las causas de deserción estudiantil y el fortalecimiento a la permanencia académica”. Se invita a todas las instituciones miembros de las redes nacionales conectadas a RedCLARA a participar por videoconferencia. Además será posible seguir el encuentro en vivo y directo a través de Internet. Toda la información está disponible en el sitio web del evento.
(Source: RNP) Between June 14th and July 13th, while the ball is rolling in the Brazilian stadiums, the R&E networks will play an important role in helping Japanese television to broadcast the FIFA World Cup in 8K resolution (7.680 x 4.320 pixels) to Japan. The huge distance between Brazil and Japan, half a world apart from each other, sets new challenges for streaming digital images spanning multiple domains over long-distance networks. RNP and RedCLARA are participating in this great collaborative effort.

On July 11th, in the context of the Board meeting carried out on-line, the Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (RedCLARA) renewed its Board of Directors, the maximum organism in charge of the direction of the institution that since that date is integrated by:
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President: Carlos Casasús, CUDI (Mexico) |
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Vice-President: Lucas Giraldo, RENATA (Colombia) |
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Secretary: Ida Holz, RAU (Uruguay) |
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Treasurer: Eduardo Grizendi, RNP (Brazil) |
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Counselor: Juan Pablo Carvallo, CEDIA (Ecuador) |
Nelson Simões thinks that Brazil needs to build a new state policy to take fiber to the interior of the country and to enhance the speed. RNP intends to interconnect all the universities located in remote parts of Brazil’s interior with 100 Mbps and with 1 Gbps to those located in the urban zones. "But that requires the construction of a new and different policy, the so called PNBL 2.0 or whatever name it has. The current model is exhausted. To take a new leap we need a new policy," he defends.

Montevideo 11400. Uruguay.




