Source: thenewstack.io
How OpenInfra Can Solve the Global Connectivity CrisisCategory: Data
When the internet began as Arapanet in 1969, it connected one computer at each of four universities. The computing architecture originally designed to connect four hard-wired laboratories in the southwest now connects billions of wired and wireless devices globally.
Nearly 68% of people use the internet to develop new job-related skills, 63% use the internet to improve career prospects, and 61% use the internet to pursue an education.
And it’s getting worse: the speed of networks that serve 3.3 billion people in developing and emerging markets is expected to decline by the year 2023.
All of these shifts are converging to provide ideal circumstances for a major inflection in networking connectivity and the next era of innovation.
Nearly 68% of people use the internet to develop new job-related skills, 63% use the internet to improve career prospects, and 61% use the internet to pursue an education.
And it’s getting worse: the speed of networks that serve 3.3 billion people in developing and emerging markets is expected to decline by the year 2023.
All of these shifts are converging to provide ideal circumstances for a major inflection in networking connectivity and the next era of innovation.
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