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Catching up on IETF 117

31 Jul 2023

Recordings are now available for sessions held during the IETF 116 meeting and the IETF Hackathon, where more than 1500 participants gathered in San and online 22-28 July 2023.

Vach Kompella Nokia Host Presentation 117 IETF  004

With more than 100 working sessions, a 2-day IETF Hackathon, a mid-week plenary session, and many more activities during the week, it's no surprise that even the most diligent meeting participant may have missed a session (or two) during the IETF 117 meeting week.

If you are looking to catch up, recordings and materials from every working session are now available on the IETF 117 agenda page. Recordings of the meeting plenary, Internet Research Task Force Applied Networking Research Prize presentations, the Internet Architecture Board open session, and the presentation by the IETF 117 meeting host, Nokia, are now available on the IETF Youtube channel.

IETF 117 Hackathon

Thanks to all the meeting participants and meeting host Nokia, as well as all the meeting sponsors, including Akamai, Cisco, Ericsson, Huawei, Meta, and Oracle Could Services for an incredible meeting.

Up next is IETF 118 Prague, 4-10 November 2023!


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