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The inaugural Pulse Research Fellowship has produced a wealth of new research.

Between now and the end of 2024, 106 elections are expected to occur in 67 countries.

Learn how researchers extracted latency information from screenshots uploaded to the web by 184,000 gamers globally.

The ITU's 2023 Measuring Digital Development: Facts and Figures report highlights steady but uneven progress in global Internet connectivity.

Internet outages are a fact of networking but they don't need to be shared with everyone.

Reducing maximum lifetimes of TLS certificates to 90 days could eliminate up to 75% of third-party staleness.

New technique allows researchers to measure Internet censorship in overlooked countries without needing local volunteers or vantage points.

Are you interested in Internet measurements and research and have a project or tool in mind that contributes to upholding an open, globally-connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet?

This evolution could have implications for network planning, security considerations, and the overall adaptability of the infrastructure to changing demands.

Researchers gathered to develop four novel methods to visualize and listen for instances of network interference using open data sources.

A minor technical slip-up by Australia's second-largest operator causes one-third of Australians to lose Internet and mobile connectivity.

The 50/50 Vision is an ambitious target set by the Internet Society to keep at least half of all Internet traffic in selected countries local by 2025.