Serving over one million users who access the AARNet network for teaching, learning and research
Our high-performing network and services are purpose built to support collaboration, knowledge sharing and innovation.
AARNet (Australia's National Research & Education Network) provides unique ICT capabilities that enable Australian education and research institutions to participate in and collaborate with international peer communities.
AARNet is the very high-speed network interconnecting the Australian research and education community, the global research and education network community, the public Internet and selected service and content providers.
Read MoreAustralian institutions and organisations involved in research and education can connect to AARNet's high-speed network and services via dedicated optical fibre provided by AARNet or one of our partner networks.
Read MoreWe provide customers with exclusive access to value-added solutions that make the best use of the capabilities of AARNet for managing large data transfers, interconnecting campuses to data centres and/or cloud services, and other internal network needs.
Read MoreOur portfolio of cloud services leverages the network's capabilities and includes a range of innovative solutions for data storage and sharing, video conferencing, unified communications and roaming.
Read MoreIndependent advice, industry knowledge and technical expertise at competitive rates.
Read MoreOur network is engineered with low latency, low contention and sufficient head-room capacity to support bursts of intense use.
AARNet services and infrastructure can be tailored to meet the unique network and performance needs of customers.
Direct connections to a large number of content and service providers reduces latency issues and costs associated with content delivery.
10Gbps, 40Gbps and 100Gbps services are available across our core national network and 100Gbps across our international network to the US.
What our customers are saying
AARNET's reliable, fast and cost-effective research network has played a significant role in the success of the Australian site to deliver the storage and computing resources to the Large Hadron Collider's ATLAS experiment.
