There is no limit to the size of the internet as it is just way of connecting computers.

The United States is the most central nation in the ownership network. American corporations account for almost 40% of the international links. A cluster analysis found a single group centered about the United States. The ownership network is consistent with other measures of the international Internet network.

Television’s convenience and familiarity will almost certainly keep it in many homes and businesses for years to come. Even the CEO of Netflix told Business Insider that “broadcast TV will probably last until 2030.” He pointed to on-demand internet video as its successor.

Microsoft is officially pulling the plug on Internet Explorer in June 2022. Internet Explorer is nearing the end of a long and slow death, Microsoft announced this week.

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At the current rate of growth, the internet will run out of addresses in a little more than ten years. To be fair, no one could have envisioned the number of people who would be using the internet today, or the varied uses that it would be put to.

Parts of the world will be excluded from the internet for decades to come without major efforts to boost education, online literacy and broadband infrastructure, experts have warned.

In 2030, the internet will be under water. Granted, a lot of the internet is already under water—traveling through fiber-optic cables that transport almost all transoceanic traffic. And cables will still be the foundation of the global internet in 2030.

Eric Baze: In 20 years people will be able to function directly as the connective nodes (routers) to the Internet. The power, function, and security features of future mobile devices (and perhaps remaining stationary smart appliances — entertainment, fridge, etc.) will be directly keyed to authorized individuals.