As the Internet nears its 40th year, researchers say it's time for some major surgery: they are working to design a more secure, mobile and ubiquitous global network. But the cost of replacing Internet architecture could be enormous, and the number of interest groups wanting a say could hinder progress. eSchool News
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
New Internet envisioned
As the Internet nears its 40th year, researchers say it's time for some major surgery: they are working to design a more secure, mobile and ubiquitous global network. But the cost of replacing Internet architecture could be enormous, and the number of interest groups wanting a say could hinder progress. eSchool News
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