TEN-34

	Trans-European Network at 34 Mbps February 1997 - December 1998
Objectives	Establishment of up to 34Mbps pan-European research network based on IP Establishment of ATM test network (JAMES) by TF-TEN
Achievements	Connected 15 countries at speeds between 6-24Mbps Provided a high-quality and reliable service Offered a 45Mbps connection to the USA.
Milestones	August 1996: planning complete September 1996: go-ahead October 1996: contracts complete March 1997: start of production network May 1997: TEN-34 Launch Event in Cambridge March 1998: planned configuration completed November 1997: execution of user survey November 1998: end of TEN-34 service, replaced by TEN-155
Partners	DANTE (Coordinating Partner) ACOnet (Austria) ARNES (Slovenia) BELNET (Belgium) CESNET (Czech Republic) DFN (Germany) FCCN (Portugal) GSRT (Greece) HUNGARNET (Hungary)	INFN (Italy) NORDUnet (Nordic countries) RedIRIS (Spain) RENATER (France) RESTENA (Luxembourg) SURFnet (The Netherlands) SWITCH (Switzerland) UKERNA (UK)
(Co-)Funding	Co-funded (ECU12 million) under a joint initiative by DG-XIII (Telematics for Research) and DG-III (Esprit) of the European Commission
Event	TEN-34 Launch in Cambridge, May 1997