Berkeley Lab experts, including ESnet Executive Director Inder Monga, are contributing to key aspects of DOE’s American Science Cloud project to accelerate science.
Researchers at FRIB streamed raw nuclear physics data directly to remote supercomputers using an ESnet-developed load balancer, slashing processing times and enabling real-time analysis of isotope decay experiments.
ESnet's Wireless Edge team deployed a custom private cellular network at a remote Nevada geothermal facility, enabling Berkeley Lab geophysicists to monitor seismic activity.
Watch this 90-second animated video for an overview of what ESnet is and how this one-of-its-kind high-performance network accelerates DOE science.
Learn about ESnet's quantum networking projects, and listen to a podcast about why ESnet's classical networking expertise is moving quantum networking out of the physics lab.
Designed to transform network parameters into visual topology, TerraNova automates a long-standing problem: keeping network maps accurate despite frequent changes.
ESnet is the Department of Energy's sole high-performance networking facility, serving as the DOE's "data circulatory system" for its world-changing scientific research.