Internet Tubes Explained
The Internet operates through a complex system of "tubes," primarily composed of fiber optic cables. Greta explains that data flows through multiple layers, known as tiers, with tier one and tier two connections providing the backbone for fast transmission. These connections resemble an interstate highway system, linking major facilities rather than individual households, highlighting the often-overlooked infrastructure behind our daily online activities.In this clip
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