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Internet Faces Meltdown By 2010

posted November 20, 2007 - 11:55pm
Internet Faces Meltdown By 2010

According to a recent study, the internet could be facing a meltdown by 2010, the reason being the sheer scale of data that is exceeding the capability of the networks to cope. The fallout of all this will be that Google, youtube and e-commerce will no longer be happening, Whatever THAT means!!!???

Well, I couldn't understand the technical stuff, but, you may find it interesting to know. So read on...


Website: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Internet_faces_...
Author: rawnak
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Yes, we have seen....

rawnak - Thu, 2007-22-11 2:04 am
traffic problems everywhere! Earlier we were only dealing with road traffic jams! Now we have to deal with "virtual" traffic jams too!... Whatever happens to internet speed then? Aren't we just going round and round in circles with this technology? Thanks for all your comments and wish you all a safe and Happy Holiday season too! Take care.

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There are signs now

angelskates - Wed, 2007-21-11 9:57 pm
Even now the big boys are having trouble coping with the traffic. During the Vanessa Hudgens onslaught, Google, among others, overloaded ad shut down for several hours. The next few years will be interesting as we shove even more devices and modalities into the world of internet access. Have a Safe and Happy Holiday Season Angel

Thanx ....

rawnak - Wed, 2007-21-11 9:40 pm
Thanx for your comments! It's encouraging to know that people are reading something other than 2girls 1 cup........

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It's all the fault of 2 girls, 1 cup!

Idlewild - Wed, 2007-21-11 12:08 am
Imagine how much Internet bandwidth that silly video has wasted!

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