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New findings by Pulse research challenge the common assumption that IPv6 inherently increases tracking risks.

The traffic steering decisions that content delivery networks choose affect latency, resilience, and sovereignty.

Geopolitical, historical, and linguistic factors shape which companies and countries are relied upon for web infrastructure.

Internet consolidation has shifted us toward an ecosystem where a handful of companies underpin much of the global digital economy.

New study characterizes the stability of latency between end users and content delivery network (CDN) edge servers, which are critical infrastructure for delivering content to most Internet users.

Nearly 1,200 networks and vendors are committed to making the global routing infrastructure more robust and secure.

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

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

Development and innovation happening at the edge of the Internet is having a significant impact on its evolution.