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With the new Internet Resilience Index, we can now see how African countries compare to the rest of the world.

The Pulse Internet Resilience Index collates and tracks open-source Internet resiliency metrics for more than 170 countries.

Several large content providers are showing improved web performance from using HTTP/3 compared to HTTP/2.

Measuring the performance of decentralized networks is necessary to make the performance and adoption of Web 3.0 protocols and networks comparable to those we use today.

Open Fibre Data Standard seeks to streamline the process of making sense of the data and enable public and private sector stakeholders to make data-driven decisions about terrestrial fiber projects.

Collecting measurement data is only part of the process of characterizing censorship and making it useful.

Help us understand how much Internet traffic is local in your country by installing an Internet measurement probe.

Source Address Validation is a key technique to mitigate anti-spoofing.

In the spirit of the new year, here is a list of Internet evolution, disruption, and technology developments that the Pulse team will be keeping a keen eye on in 2023.

Nowcasting techniques such as satellite imagery of night-time lights can help track the impact of Internet shutdowns on economic activity at a more granular level.

Can we compare countries in terms of the diversity of their network interconnectivity and infer reliability for Internet users in those countries?