Office ofInformation Technology

The City of Durham and Durham County will each establish ultrahigh bandwidth networks that connect about 100 city and county sites in 2019, officials announced Tuesday. There will be no charge to the city or county to use fiber that is part of Duke’s installations in Durham.

Angie Jones of OIT keeps it fun when connecting the Duke community with technology.

Art + Tech Fair at the Ruby 
September 12, 2018, 6:30pm-8:30pm 
Rubenstein Arts Center 
No registration required

By summer’s end, the Triangle’s universities, schools, hospitals and government offices will have new internet links that can move data 10 to 100 times faster than a state-of-the-art residential connection can.

Office 365 Update to Enhance Cyber Security

As part of Duke’s ongoing information security efforts, Duke University and Duke Health will implement a significant security update for its email service that may impact access for several hours beginning just before midnight on Friday, Aug. 3 and ending before midnight Sunday, Aug 5.   

New mapping tool uses satellite images to track annual changes in mining’s footprint

Figurines remain a mystery, but 3D scanning Xray will make them easier to study.

With Duke now featuring four locations for virtual reality, the Duke community can enter worlds never before imaginable. From 2018 Duke Engineer magazine.