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We've updated the Pulse Internet Resilience Index to include 17 new countries and are working on a historical feature to allow you to track metrics since 2019.

Join us for The 2023 IMC Hackathon on Network Interference to explore analyze, and visualize open network interference data related to censorship and Internet shutdown events.

The success of the Internet depends on reliable, efficient, and cost-effective interconnections among networks.

A new feature shows what percentage of each country's most popular Internet websites is stored on servers in the country or abroad.

Digital sovereignty policies can adversely affect how the Internet works and our ability to make use of the Internet.

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

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

Join us for The 2023 IMC Hackathon on Network Interference to explore analyze, and visualize open network interference data related to censorship and Internet shutdown events.

On February 24, 2022, Russia began a large-scale invasion of Ukraine, disrupting Internet services around the country. As the war unfolded, Internet infrastructure was damaged, power plants were destroyed and cell towers in some cities were torn down by Russian missiles, cutting off mobile connectivity to many Ukrainians. Yet, the Internet in Ukraine remained surprisingly resilient.

On 4 January 2022, The Gambia was completely cut off from the Internet for more than eight hours.