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We are in the process of activating a new Google Private Network Interconnect (PNI) in Melbourne. Activating the PNI will allow us to fill our Google caches from Google’s cloud location in Melbourne rather than carrying it all the way from Sydney. Our Google caches in Melbourne ingest as much as 5 Gbps of fill data during peak periods, so being able to source this data directly from Google’s cloud location in Melbourne will help significantly in ensuring our resources are used as efficiently as possible.

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With a planned route server refresh to keep up with the growing traffic across our network, we’re happy to report that we’ve just received some of our new hardware. Plans are now underway to run up and deploy them across each IX. Stay tuned for further updates in our newsletter and on our social media channels.

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Due to the growing demand for network capacity, we’re in the process of procuring hardware and planning the implementation of a 400Gbps backbone ring across Sydney. Backed by the Arista 7280DR3 series platform, this expanded backbone will ensure that our network has capacity to meet existing and future demand for our services across NSW-IX.

The 7280DR3 is part of the Arista 7000 Series that are purpose built for 25G, 100G and 400G systems and are designed to be of the highest performance environments. With 9.6Tbps wire speed performance and 16GB buffer, this piece of hardware supports 24 x 400G OSFP-DD or up to 96 x 100G.

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Earlier this month, we made the hard call to postpone the launch of the new IAA Member Portal due to a couple of updates that required adequate testing. The new launch date is now
Wednesday, 7 September 2022 at 7:00am AWST / 9:00am AEST.

We would like to remind all members to look out for the communications regarding the new portal, with the first being sent out last week. In the meantime, if you have any questions or concerns, please get in touch with us at support@internet.asn.au

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The countdown is on for our second IAASysters program. We’ve changed the workshop’s content slightly this year, so attendees get more career planning and presentation skills training.

The sessions will be delivered by prominent industry professionals: Cheryl Alderman from Be Ultimate Coaching will run the Career Planning session. The session Cheryl ran earlier this year received overwhelmingly positive feedback from attendees, so we are very pleased Cheryl is able to join us again. Sarah Denholm from Improve Your Public Speaking will join us for the first time, running the Presentation Skills session. We’re looking forward to hearing from them both!

All attending staff are looking forward to meeting the next group of Systers and hope they will enjoy the workshop and AusNOG Conference. If you see the Systers around the conference – they will likely be the ones wearing the IAASyters t-shirts – feel free to say “hi” and introduce yourself.

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