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We are Oregon’s non-profit statewide middlemile network for Government, Research, Education, and Non-Profits. Our advanced networking services empower institutions and organizations with secure, state-of-the-art, resilient connectivity to accelerate innovation, build thriving communities and create Oregon’s digital future.

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SERVICES

Ethernet Transport Services

Fast site-to-site connectivity, data center interconnects, data replication, disaster recovery, and secure transport of sensitive traffic.

Premium Transit Services

Exceptional carrier-grade connectivity to the public Internet with robust DDoS, 24x7x365 NOC support and peering with major Internet Exchanges

eduroam

We are the official support organization in Oregon for eduroam, the secure roaming wireless authentication service, in K-12 schools, Educational Service Districts, public libraries and museums.

Cloud Connectivity

Fast, scalable access to leading cloud infrastructure platforms via a vast peering network (including private connections via Internet2 Cloud Connect)

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WHO WE SERVE

Our services are available to all public sector and non-profit entities in Oregon.

Public Sector / Government

Community Anchor Institutions

NSF-Funded Research from University of Oregon Looks to Advance Scientific Cyberinfrastructure Security

Researchers at the University of Oregon, one of our founding members, (partnering with Argonne National Laboratory) are pioneering a new approach to detecting sophisticated cyber attacks that evade conventional defenses by mimicking “normal” network behaviors. Their method focuses on the underlying mathematical structure of IP addresses and network operations

As a translational research partner, Link Oregon will help bring their novel techniques into real-world network operations, strengthening the security of scientific cyberinfrastructure across Oregon higher ed.

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Events

Link Oregon Board Meeting

Date: December 7, 2026

Time: 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Location: Portland State University

Link Oregon Board meetings are open to the public. If you would like to attend, please contact info@linkoregon.org to receive the Zoom link. To request an interpreter for the hearing impaired or for other accommodations, contact info@linkoregon.org at least 2 business days prior to the meeting date.

Link Oregon Board Meeting

Date: January 25, 2027

Time: 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Location: Virtual via Zoom

Link Oregon Board Meeting

Date: February 22, 2027

Time: 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Location: Virtual via Zoom

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RESEARCH COMPUTING IN OREGON

From semiconductors, data centers, robotics and quantum research to a world-class supercomputer, Oregon has a vibrant research and innovation ecosystem.

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MEMBER TESTIMONIALS

“Link Oregon’s services for Internet transit have provided rock-solid connectivity to our employees and over 21,000 students at Portland State University. Their high-speed networking is critical for research at our institution that relies on computationally dense data workloads.”

Ryan Bass, Chief Information Officer, Portland State University

“As a Research & Education Network, Link Oregon occupies a unique place in the Oregon innovation ecosystem, acting as a convener and facilitator of key initiatives across the state’s public universities. The team is passionate about its mission to advance high-speed broadband infrastructure for scientific research and innovation.”

Christy Long, Associate CIO for Technology Infrastructure, University of Oregon

“We value their willingness to work with us promptly, no matter how mundane or complex the issue, with their knowledgeable staff.”

Ryan Montague, Network Administrator, Benton County, Oregon

“OHSU relies on Link Oregon’s fiber optic network to connect our remote sites outside the Portland metro area. This has enabled us to seamlessly scale our telehealth services across the state.”

Kuli Mavuwa, Vice President & Chief Technology, Security, and Privacy Officer, Oregon Health & Science University

“Willamette University takes pride in partnering as a member of LinkOregon, continuing its long history of maintaining local partnerships that support the mission of information access in higher education. Through LinkOregon, we provide ample connectivity options to multiple statewide campuses with increased capacity and excellent support.”