User:Danilo jorge
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Danilo Gouveia Jorge in 2026 | |
| Name | Danilo Jorge |
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| Born | Danilo Gouveia Jorge |
| Current location | São Paulo, Brazil |
| Time zone | UTC−3 |
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| Occupation | Information Technology & Telecommunications |
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Critical digital infrastructure, data centers, submarine cables, internet exchange points, cybersecurity, applied AI, IT governance | |
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| Website | netcraw.com/danilojorge/ |
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| Joined | March 21, 2007 (en.wiki) October 17, 2006 (pt.wiki) |
Danilo Jorge (Danilo Gouveia Jorge)
Wikipedia editor with a technical focus on telecommunications infrastructure, data centers, submarine cables, peering, cybersecurity, and applied artificial intelligence.
Wikipedian since 2006/2007 with active voting rights on Portuguese Wikipedia (WP:VOTO). My editorial contributions focus on documenting international connectivity across the South Atlantic and the Americas, critical telecommunications infrastructure (data centers and submarine optical cables), internet exchange architecture (IX.br / Peering), cybersecurity protocols, and community history.
🎯 Core Editorial Focus Areas
[edit]🌐 Critical Infrastructure & Telecom
Technical documentation of Atlantic submarine communications cables, cable landing stations, hyperscale data centers (data centers in Brazil), riverine subfluvial networks in the Amazon (Programa Norte Conectado), and internet exchange architectures (IX.br).
🤖 Artificial Intelligence & Automation
Practical applications of generative artificial intelligence, autonomous agent architectures, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and community digital inclusion initiatives.
🛡️ Cybersecurity & IT Governance
Cryptographic security protocols (PGP / OpenPGP), managed services, executive IT governance (fractional vCIO), and digital legal compliance.
🏆 Community Recognition
[edit]WikiLove: A plate of pão de queijo for you!
"For the excellent article on submarine cables in Brazil. Amazed that this article did not exist yet."
— Awarded by editor Daniel G Rego on October 17, 2026.
📚 Featured Topics & Contributions
[edit]🌊 Telecommunications & Critical Infrastructure
- Private cellular network (new creation: 3GPP LTE/5G NPN standard, on-premises UPF, URLLC/TSN determinism, and industrial deployment)
- Data centers in Brazil (hyperscale clusters, energy matrix, and PNDC framework)
- Submarine cables of Brazil (Atlantic routes overview and landing stations)
- Programa Norte Conectado (Amazon basin subfluvial optical infoways)
- South Atlantic Cable System (Fortaleza–Luanda trans-Atlantic link)
- BRUSA (high-capacity Rio/Fortaleza–Virginia Beach corridor)
- Seabras-1 (direct São Paulo–New York link)
- Malbec and Firmina (Google and consortium systems in the South Atlantic)
- Tannat, Junior, and Americas-II
- Monet and Lei Geral de Telecomunicações
⚙️ IP Routing, Protocols & Interconnection
- Border Gateway Protocol (major overhaul covering BGP-4, iBGP/eBGP, MP-BGP, path selection algorithm, and RPKI security)
- Autonomous System (Internet) (encyclopedic expansion: 12 IETF RFCs, 16/32-bit ASNs, and Brazilian leadership with >9,100 active ASNs)
- Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) (X.509 RFC 3779 architecture, ROA, and BGP ROV route origin validation)
- Looking Glass server (new creation: RFC 8522, Alice-LG architecture, BIRD, routing telemetry, and CoPP)
- MANRS (new creation: global routing security standards, ISP/IXP action programs, anti-spoofing, and MANRS Observatory)
- PeeringDB (new creation: global interconnection registry, PeeringDB 2.0 schema, MLPA policies, and network automation)
- BGP hijacking (new creation: in-depth coverage of LPM sub-prefix hijacks, historical incidents, and ASPA)
- Peering and Internet exchange point (interconnection models, route servers, and multilateral peering policies)
🧠 Artificial Intelligence, Data & Cybersecurity
- Vector database (new creation: approximate nearest neighbor search, HNSW, product quantization, embeddings, and RAG pipelines)
- Pretty Good Privacy and OpenPGP (technical update on Broadcom acquisition, commercial suites, and RFC 9580)
- Managed services (MSP operational models, RMM platforms, and PSA automation)
- Chief information officer (fractional executive leadership / vCIO and CISO paradigms)
- Electronic signatures, IT outsourcing, and technology governance
🏛️ Citizenship, Heritage & Society
- Rafael Baltresca (cyberactivism, civic campaigns, and legislative reforms in Brazilian traffic safety laws)
- Lei Seca (zero-tolerance DUI jurisprudence and enforcement history)
- Hospital Erasto Gaertner (encyclopedic rescue, LPCC history, and Erastinho pediatric oncology complex)
- São Paulo heritage: Anhanguera, Pirituba, São Domingos, and Lapa
- Introduced bird species (ornithology, exotic species, and ecological impacts)
🧩 About Me (Identity & Interests)
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⚖️ Editorial Principles
[edit]- Verifiability and Reliable Sources (WP:V / WP:RS): All technical information is supported by authoritative, independent, and verifiable secondary sources (telecommunications industry publications, regulatory reports, and academic documentation).
- Neutral Point of View (WP:NPOV): Strict adherence to neutral, factual, and non-promotional prose.
- Civility and Collaboration (WP:CIVIL): Open to dialogue, peer review, and constructive collaboration on my talk page.
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