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TNO published their position paper “Future Network Services” (FNS), which they wrote with three mobile operators and the three technical universities in The Netherlands. The paper underscores the relevance of computer networks for the Dutch and European digital societies and the need for more research and experimentation. We very much welcome the FNS initiative and we’d be happy to contribute to advancing the breakthrough areas of programmable networks and trustworthy Internet architectures listed in Appendix A.

Our paper on our P4 implementation of the SCION protocol at ACM CoNEXT 2021 was accepted! Read it here.

We published our open source P4 implementation of the SCION protocol. Read more about our work here.

Our proposal for the Controllable, Accountable, Transparent: the Responsible Internet (CATRIN) research proposal was accepted! This means that the participating universities will be able to hire 7 PhD students. Read more on NWO's website and our previous blog.

We will organize the SIGCOMM workshop named Technologies, Applications, and Uses of a Responsible Internet (TAURIN 2021), in August 2021. Read more here.

UPIN researchers presented their work at ICT.open. View the poster here.

We will organize a special issue of the Journal of Network and Systems management on a responsible Internet. Read more here.

Successful kickoff of the UPIN project.

We published two blog posts that summarize our JNSM paper on the concept of a responsible Internet. Read part 1, part 2.

We published a paper on the novel concept of a responsible Internet in the Journal of Network and Systems management. Read more here.

SIDN Labs published a blog with an introduction to the SCION architecture. Read the blog post here.

SIDN Labs published a Wireshark dissector for IRATI, an implementation of RINA. The dissector can be found here.

SIDN Labs is now fully connected to SCIONLab through two BGP-free connections via SURF and GÉANT. This allows us to experiment with and evaluate SCION without influence from the current Internet. Read more here.

NDIX joined the 2STiC programme.

We set up the first multi-domain P4-programmable network in the Netherlands to experiment with next-generation networks. Read our blog post here.

We presented the 2STiC programme at the RINA 2020 workshop. The presentations of the workshop can be found here.

Our proposal for a poster at IMC 2019 was accepted.

AMS-IX joined the 2STiC programme.

SIDN Labs and SURFnet visited i2CAT to talk about RINA.

TU Delft joined the 2STiC programme.

Our proposal for a talk at the NCSC One Conference 2019 was accepted.

SIDN Labs visited ETH-Zurich to talk about SCION.