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The Internet Backbone for Noobs

The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com The internet backbone NOOBS FOR TM The Internet backbone refers to the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected networks and core routers in the Internet. Undersea Internet backbone cables O Points represent strategically located monitoring stations, provided by Dotcom-Monitor. Average traffic on links between US and Canada grew from 2006-2010 by Internet Average international traffic capacity grew from 2006-2010 by from South Asia 54% grew from 2006-2010 by 55% 95% శాస్ి Anchorage London, UK Calgary, CA O Minnesota Seattle O Colorado O Amsterdam, Netherlands O Frankfurt, Germany O New YorklLisbon Florida O Tel Aviv, Israel Shanghai Pusan Gibraltar California O Los AngelesTexas Alexandria Miami San Juan Honk Kong, China O Talpef Mumbai Dakar Accra Porto Novo Abidjan Panama Caracas A Manila Guam Cayenne Libreville Singapore Jakarta Luanda Port Headland Suya Rio de Janeiro Cape Town Perth Auckland Submarine communications cable (cross section) Sydney, Australia How much data can Internet Backbone cables carry? OPTICAL FIBERS Each fiber-pair can carry the equivalent of this many INSULATING PETROLEUM JELLY simultaneous phone calls: 150,000,000 TUBES (copper or aluminium) C. Each new submarine cable has this many fiber-pairs: 4-6 POLYCARBONATE SHEATH STRANDED STEEL WIRES C Each new submarine cable can carry up to the equivalent of this many MYLAR TAPE Co simultaneous phone calls: 900.000,000 EXTERNAL COAT (polypropylene or polyethylene) Time in milliseconds for data to travel from New York to... * spot reading taken from http://www.dotcom-monitor.com/network_latency.aspx Miami 000000000000000000000000000000 31 London 94 Honk Kong 234 Peak Utilization by Route, 2006 - 2010 Numbers represent peak traffic rates as a percentage of capacity across International borders in each region 100% 90% 80% 70% Intra-Asia O 60% Trans-Pacific 50% Trans-Atlantic 40% U.S.-Latin America O 30% Intra-European O 20% 10% 0% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 InfoGraphic courtesy of www.dotcom-monitor.com