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Research and Education (R&E) networks are foundational cornerstones of today's Internet.

To clean up junk DNS queries, a coordinated, multi-layer effort involving resolvers, root operators, software developers, and standards bodies is required.

Quality of Outcome metrics ignores techniques that combine storage and computation with data transmission to improve the quality of many network-constrained applications.

Geopolitical restrictions are making proposed technical solutions to strengthen Internet resilience difficult in countries experiencing conflict.

A recent study finds that popular VPN protocols can be easily identified and blocked by ISPs.

Effective measurement of rural Internet performance is a prerequisite for diagnosing gaps, guiding investments, and shaping inclusive policy.

Open source software underpin digital payment systems, government platforms, and emergency coordination systems.

Measurements are only as powerful as the reforms they bring.

Internet fragmentation has been conceived of too narrowly–as have the tools that might combat it.

Encouraging market entry and reducing barriers can lead to more competitive, fair, and accessible telecom markets.

Collaboration is paramount to understanding the underlying context that is holding back Internet development.

A new study of 58 countries shows that many online government services are served and routed via foreign networks and have low HTTPS encryption adoption rates.