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Internet poverty in Asia has decreased from 252 million in 2023 to 166 million in 2024, led by India and Indonesia.

Guam's newest IXP seeks to attract more content delivery networks, which would provide more cached content to the country and the region.

Study shows that 62% of government URLs worldwide are hosted by third-party providers.

New study shows how spatial analysis can turn scattered crowdsourced Internet performance data into a cohesive regional map.

In Iran, Internet-based sanctions are blocking access to critical cloud services and Internet technologies that significantly improve speed, security, and performance.

The narrative of the story should highlight the resilience of subsea cables and the Internet as a whole to continue working despite these and other faults.

Study finds that more than 40% of government-funded broadband supported premises are not being served by subsidized Internet service providers.

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.

Luxembourg has one of the highest levels of overall Internet resilience in Western Europe and one of the highest globally when accounting for population size.

Alternative networks, or altnets, have transformed the UK’s broadband market and improved access and performance, giving consumers greater choice.

Register for a free webinar happening 25 November from 10:00—12:00 UTC.

We take a look at the resilience of Türkiye's Internet ahead of the next Internet Measurement Day taking place in Instanbul on 6 November 2024.