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Guifi.net
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Also known as guifinet

Guifi.net is a free, open and neutral, mostly wireless community network, with over 37,000 active nodes and about 71,000 km of wireless links (as of December 2021). The majority of these nodes are located in Catalonia and the Valencian Community, in Spain, but the network is growing in other parts of the world. The network is self-organized and operated by the users using unlicensed wireless links and open optical fiber links.

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Telecommunications network.name
guifi.net
Telecommunications network.logo
Logo guifi.svg
Telecommunications network.image
Guifi.net supernode installation 2.jpg
Telecommunications network.image_caption
Installation of a "supernode" of guifi.net's network in Tarragona
Telecommunications network.type
Data
Telecommunications network.location
Catalonia and Valencian Community, Spain
Telecommunications network.current_status
Active
Telecommunications network.commercial
No
NSP.child
yes
NSP.asn
49835
NSP.peeringpolicy
Open

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guifi.net
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Guifi.net supernode installation 2.jpg
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Guifi.net
inception
2004-00-00
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Guifi.net is a free, open and neutral, mostly wireless community network, with over 37,000 active nodes and about 71,000 km of wireless links (as of December 2021). The majority of these nodes are located in Catalonia and the Valencian Community, in Spain, but the network is growing in other parts of the world. The network is self-organized and operated by the users using unlicensed wireless links and open optical fiber links.

The nodes of the network are contributed by individuals, companies and administrations that freely connect to an open telecommunications network and extend the network wherever the infrastructure and content might not otherwise be accessible. Nodes join the network following the self-provision model since the whole structure is explicitly open to facilitate understanding how it is structured, so that everyone can create new sections as required. That results in a network infrastructure commons that provides abundant connectivity.

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