Project Progress
Thanks to the investment of university and System leadership, the Next Generation Aggie Network will put Texas A&M on track to expand our impact and increase innovation. The network will be faster, stronger and more secure.
Coupled with long-term, sustainable funding and service delivery strategies — the new network will provide a modern, resilient and secure research and education network to better meet the future demands of Texas A&M educators, researchers and students.
Project Update
As we end 2025 and the fall semester, the Next Generation Aggie Network project is celebrating some big accomplishments.
- 97% of the 23,000+ Wireless APs have been installed across campus
- 83% of the buildings have updated WiFi, including all residence halls!
- Networking switch upgrades are complete in all buildings, and the first building has been migrated to the new networking core using automation tools
The January 5 core migration is an important part of the effort to update the networking infrastructure on campus. The university community will experience a planned network outage at 8 p.m. CST on Monday, Jan. 5, until 6 a.m. CST on Tuesday, Jan. 6. The network outage will affect the entire Texas A&M University main campus and other select Texas A&M locations.
Wireless Updates
76%
Fiber Updates
100%
Wired Updates
92%
Project Dashboard
The project team is tracking project progress on an interactive dashboard. All Texas A&M University campus members can log in to see wired and wireless update progress by campus zone.
Log in to view DashboardCampus Zones
The campus was divided into zones to help the project team plan and execute the work. Use the map to select your zone and view the complete building status list.
All Zones
What Happens During Zone Updates?
While much of the Next-Gen Network construction will cause minimal disruption, here's a broad overview of what you can expect when work is occurring in your building.
What to Expect