Will the Internet Still Be Here in 20 Years? Part Two

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Will the Internet Still Be Here in 20 Years? Part Two

13:27 | Aron Pruiett | Aug 13th, 2007 10:45pm |

Grieg Coppe (managing partner, Accenture) continues his moderation of the discussion about the future of the Internet with Nick McKeown (professor, Stanford University), Andy Bechtolsheim and Phil McKinney (VP & CTO, Personal Systems Group, HP) during the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit07. In part two, the topics of dark fiber and population compatibility to fixed communication infrastructures are brought forward.

Is regulation of the Internet an upcoming trend and a requirement for economic and infrastructure stability? Where will the funding for improved broadband come from? Will the current market solve the per port costs and will the wireless specs ever compliment population density equally?

Tags: Grieg Coppe, Nick McKeown, Andy Bechtolsheim, Phil McKinney, AlwaysOn, Summit07, dark fiber, population compatibility

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