Internet2 empowers scholars, scientists, and researchers to advance their work through a trusted, secure network designed specifically for research and education. Enhanced by vibrant community events that foster collaboration and innovation that drive the future of discovery, Internet2’s value reaches far beyond the tech.
We Provide
The Services.
The Network.
The Technology.
The Connections.
CIO Perspectives on Research Data Security and CMMC Compliance
Nov. 12, 1 p.m. ET
2025 Internet2
Technology Exchange
Dec. 8-12, Denver, Colo.
IAM Online: Making Federated Identity Work
Nov. 19, 1 p.m. E.T.
Safe, secure and scalable customized R&E services
Internet2 provides access to leading cloud, network, and security solutions customized for R&E.
83+
Higher Education Members
250+
InCommon Participants
200G+
Wavelengths of Network Capability
150+
NET+ Cloud Services Subscribers
Latest News
CEO Communications
A Message from Internet2’s President and CEO
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Cloud
Closing the AI Divide: How Internet2 NET+ and Google are Working Together to Forge a Path for AI in R&E
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Advanced Networking
How CAAREN Uses Internet2 Insight Console to Enhance Routing Security
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InCommon
InCommon Service Spotlight: 5 Questions for Richard Frovarp
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Internet2 Announcements
Internet2 Launches New Community Initiative and Scholarship Program
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Events
Want to See All the Benefits Internet2 Members Get? Here’s How
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Community Spotlight
We are better together! See how we showcase our community’s many contributions to R&E.
Get Set for Internet2 Events
Save the date for the Internet2 2025 Technology Exchange slated for Dec. 8-12 in Denver, CO.
View the Interactive I2 Network Map
Explore the new Internet2 interactive Network map to see what the network delivers for advanced research and education collaborations.
Connect With
the Community
Webinars, workshops, training sessions, and events … take your pick, or choose them all! Watch videos featuring recent Internet2 events to learn more!
Why Internet2?
Ask Our Community.
Seamless connectivity across the world would be nearly impossible without the community-owned and operated cyberinfrastructure through Internet2.