Tubes
About This Book
Tubes (2012) explores the physical reality of the internet, revealing its evolution from a small network connecting a handful of American universities to the global infrastructure we depend on today. The book examines the tangible elements that make the internet possible: fiber optic cables, connection hubs, and the massive exchange points where networks meet.
Who Should Read This?
- Technology enthusiasts interested in internet infrastructure
- Readers seeking to understand network operations and connectivity
- Anyone wondering how geography shapes digital communications
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