Network-Usage Changes Push Internet Traffic to the Edge
Neal Leavitt
Abstract
Neal Leavitt
Abstract
Internet traffic patterns are changing significantly, with important ramifications for the network as a whole. Internet traffic traditionally has flowed through network service providers' backbone networks to large networks. In many ways, the Internet infrastructure has been based on this pattern. However, the prevailing traffic flow is rapidly changing, with important consequences for the Internet.
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Internet traffic patterns are changing significantly, with important ramifications for the network as a whole. Internet traffic traditionally has flowed through network service providers' backbone networks to large networks. In many ways, the Internet infrastructure has been based on this pattern. However, the prevailing traffic flow is rapidly changing, with important consequences for the Internet.
Key concepts: The Internet, Internet transit, Internet backbone, Computer science, Internet traffic engineering, Internet traffic, Computer network, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution