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The 2024 Pulse Research Fellows and research partners have been busy this year improving our understanding of the Internet.

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.

A Pulse Research Fellow has developed a new Internet shutdown tracking system that retrieves open-source, API data from several sources to provide higher resolution of Internet traffic measurements, including during anomalies.

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

Are you interested in Internet measurements and research and have a project or tool in mind that contributes to upholding an open, globally-connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet?

Join us for the 2024 Pulse Research Review, happening online on 11 December 2024.

Pakistan authorities have blocked free VPN services, requiring Internet users to register to use select paid services.

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.