ABQNOG + (NM)NUG: MAKE IT A DAY OF NETWORKING!
ABQNOG and the newly launched (NM)NUG are teaming up on September 17th with ABQNOG from 9a to 5p, then everyone can head over to the (NM)NUG inaugural meetup from 5:30p to 8:30p, Come for one or make a day of it. PLEASE NOTE: The registrations are separate, there is a link to a different site for the ABQNOG but if you wish to come to the (NM)NUG event, you must register for that as well!
(NM)NUG - INAUGURAL EVENT 2026
September 17th, 2026
5:30 - 8:30PM
Marble Brewery
9904 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111
*SPONSORS*





*AGENDA*
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Check In / Open Mingle
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Panel Discussion
Emerging Networking Ideas & Trends
7:30pm - 8:30pm
Open Mingle
(NM)NUG Registration
Once you register, save your confirmation email for check-in at the event.
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September 17th, 2026
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Greater Albuquerque Association of Realtors
1635 University Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102
*AGENDA*
| Speaker | Afflilation | Talk |
|---|---|---|
| Srividya Iver | CNM | TBD |
| Jason Gintert | (US)NUA | (NM)NUG and you! |
| Ovidiu Viorica | NM Statewide Education Network | Logging and Traffic Patterns |
| Vincent Celindro | Quantum Foundation | TBD |
| John Sweeting | ARIN | IPv6 - Why Now? |
| Scott Robohn | Solutional | AI Techniques for NetOps, NetEng, and more |
| David Huberman | ICANN | KINDNS |
| Chris Grundemann | IX-West | Interconnection and Latency |
| Josh Jones | Penasco Vallery Telphone Cooperative | BGP: MANRS, RPKI, and ASPAs |
| Jerimiah Cole | NM Fiber Network | IPoWDM in New Mexico |
ABQNOG Registration
Participants
Event Host:
John Osmon
Group Leader
Bio Coming Soon!
Panelist:
Scott Robohn
Solutional
Scott Robohn brings 30+ years of experience building and operating large-scale Internet and IT infrastructure for data center operators, CSPs, ISPs, government, and enterprise clients. He’s Co-Founder/CEO of Solutional (fractional CTO and consulting services), creator/host of the TNOps podcast, co-founder of the Network Automation Forum, and a VANUG/USNUA chapter leader. His work spans networking, AI, automation, data centers, and security across a wide range of clients.
Panelist:
David Huberman
ICANN
David Huberman works in the Office of the CTO at ICANN, where he leads capacity building, training, and technical engagement with network operator communities and underserved communities in North America. He also leads ICANN’s strategic engagements with global standards development bodies. He has nearly 30 years of experience in internet infrastructure, network operations, and IP address policy, with prior roles at Microsoft, Oracle, and ARIN.
Panelist:
Craig Norborg
LANL
Started off in Networking in the 90's working for a couple different small ISP's. Went on to work as a Network Engineer for Bosch for 6 years. Decided I didn't want to move to Chicago and got a job with the NNSA in Albuquerque. Went on as a sales engineer for Cisco products selling and supporting Sandia. Eventually made it to Los Alamos National Laboratories where I work now for the main contractor to the lab. I started working with Solarwinds in 2003 and have been a Solarwinds MVP for about 10 years now. On my spare time I love to ride my motorcycle, hike and do things with dogs - most recently a lot of fostering mostly with Espanola Humane.
Panelist:
Beau Nuanes
Beau Nuanes spends his days navigating the intersection of federal missions and enterprise networks. As a Field Sales Engineer at ThunderCat Technology, a federal SDVOSB reseller, he supports federal agencies and Fortune 500 accounts alike, drawing on a background that includes Network Team Lead and red team work at Sandia National Labs and SCADA/EMS operations at PNM Energy. He also volunteers for and co-leads the Network Security team for SCinet at the annual ACM/IEEE Supercomputing conference.