`Planetlab
`The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20021212060940/http://planet-lab.org:80/php/top.php
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`An open testbed for developing, deploying,
`and accessing planetary-scale services.
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`PLA N E.T LAB
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`We are building PlanetLab: a global testbed for developing and accessing new network services.
`Our immediate goal is 100 sites with 2 or 3 nodes and 10 sites with more substantial computing
`resources. The 2- and 3-node sites provide different view-points of the network, and connect a large
`client population. These sites are be selected to provide a rich diversity of link behavior, with the
`goal of growing the overlay to a large enough size to support interesting scalability experiments.
`The resource-rich sites will consist of a small cluster of machines located at a network crossroad;
`i.e., routing and co-location center.
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`The project is being seeded by Intel Research NOTE: This link will take you away from the
`PlanetLab site; PlanetLab does not control the content of the Intel Web site. Intel Research is
`providing hardware for the first set of nodes, and operational and development support for
`PlanetLab in the short to medium term.
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