Welcome to ACOnet!
ACOnet is the Austrian National Research and Education Network (NREN) for science, research, education, and culture. It is operated by the Vienna University Computer Center, in co-operation with other universities in Austria.
ACOnet provides a nation-wide fibre optic backbone with high-performance access to international academic networks via GÉANT, as well as to the Internet. Furthermore, ACOnet offers its members various target-group-specific services to support research projects and communities.
ACOnet and COVID-19:
The ACOnet team is working from the home office since March 16, 2020. Our availability has not changed, however. You can reach us Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00, CET; preferably by e-mail but also by phone (see contact information). In the case of an emergency you may also call us outside our office hours and leave a message. If necessary, we will call back swiftly.
ACOnet FileSender Upgrade
FileSender is a tool for transmitting large files via web browser. On 1 December 2020 a new version of ACOnet FileSender was put into operation. With the new system up to 30 files can be uploaded at once. The size limit per transfer has been increased to 250 GB.
European Open Science Cloud: Next steps
The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), a trusted space for European researchers, is entering its second phase. In summer 2020, the EOSC Association was founded as the future legal entity of the European Open Science Cloud. Expressions of Interest to join the EOSC Association can already be submitted.
ACOnet Annual Report 2019
Our Annual Report 2019 offers an overview (in German) of infrastructural improvements and new services, reviews of last year's events, and informative guest contributions on projects of ACOnet participants. We wish you an interesting read!
Some topics:
- eduroam in the city: Klagenfurt
- MANRS - Gute Manieren im Netz
- Der Supercomputer VSC-4
- Developing EOSC
net:art coordination center
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Since 2013, ACOnet is engaged in the area of distributed performances / telematic music in real-time over high performance data networks. After three internationally successful multisite performances under the title net:art - near in the distance, the next step was to create the comprehensive website www.netart.cc - a platform that promotes interactive live streaming for e-learning and productions of the performing arts. The website offers an introduction to relevant technologies, documentations (videos, photos, info) of previous shows, concepts for new collaborations and links to international cooperation partners.