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Internet would be close to collapse because of ‘ exponential increase in traffic due to the streaming video that more and more are putting under stress the infrastructure of operators around the world. The “end of the internet” would also have a date for Andrew Elliss , a professor at Aston University in Birmingham, that in eight years the internet could not hold plus the weight of the growing traffic.
This prophecy would be the synthesis of some laboratory studies in which that would occur in a short time you might get to the point of being unable to enter any data within the fiber optic networks They have the precise limits of capacity of data even if very high. According to Andrew Elliss, the real world is only 8 years back than laboratory simulations. The “fault” of this exponential increase in Internet traffic would be found in the booming video platforms whose traffic is growing exponentially every day. Traffic video content that will not cease to increase as the horizon are flourishing new streaming platforms for mobile devices.
Andrew Elliss is not however the only one to sound the alarm on the premises of the Internet world. This fear is, in fact, shared by many experts and telecommunications engineers who recently gathered at Royal Society in London to discuss the future of the web. The main fear is that the operators are not able to keep up with the ever more massive traffic .
The time to expand the infrastructure is all there, but the problem It should not be taken seriously because the traffic is growing so rapidly that it could be difficult in future to manage it properly.
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