Computing. Welcome to tomorrow today the science show on d w. M ds days Internet Access is considered nothing less than a basic need but the more data you want the faster the connection speed unique. Over the past few years the volume of digital data has risen by about 30 percent annually. Transposing such a large quantity of information at speed requires a powerful data highway. Generation of while a Cellular Network has been faster than the previous one creating new capabilities the 1st generation one g. For short enabled us to make calls with cell phones. We could send Text Messages to. Reduce all the advent of the smartphone and easy access to the web while 4 g. Is speedy enough to allow us to share and stream music and film these. 5 g. Promises to be much faster transmit data from masts to users. The frequency is the number of wave oscillations per 2nd the higher the frequency the greater the possible bandwidth and the greater the ability to support high Data Transfer speeds. At p
Members of congress, government officials and technology leaders. Brewster kahle, what you do for living . I run the archives. Internet library on the internet that catalogs books, trying to build the internet into the library of alexandria for the digital age. That sounds like the internet. Doesnt it . Guest the internet is getting there but the published works is not fast enough. The average life of a webpage is only 100 days. Before it is changed or deleted. One hundred days. We built our culture on this ever shifting hand soap with the internet archive it takes snapshots of the webpages on websites every two months. It takes a snapshot and its been doing this since 1996 and offers it as a free service on archives. Org and used by hundred of thousands of people a day to find all the things that been disappeared either maliciously or sometimes just drop off the net. How many websites are there today . Guest hundreds of millions and they are coming and going all of the time. We collec
Host the committee the co is that the state of the net conference in washington, d. C. Were going to share some of the interviews we conducted with members of congress, government officials and technology leaders. So brewster kahle, what you do for living . Guest i run the internet archives, Internet Library onto internet the gives way books, music, video webpages, software for free trying to build the internet into the library of alexandria for the digital age. Host that sounds like the internet, doesnt it . Guest the internet is getting there but lets take of the web. The average life of the webpage is only 100 days before it is changed or deleted. 100 days. We built our culture on this ever shifting sand so what the internet archives does is it take snapshots of the webpages on websites every two months. Snapshot, snapchat comes snapshot. Its been doing this at 1986 and offers this as a service. Its used by hundreds of thousands a day. They find all these things disappear, either ma
That gives away software for free, trying to build the ofernet into the Library Alexandria for the digital age. Peter that sounds like the internet, doesnt it . Brewster the internet is getting there, but the average life of a webpage is only 100 days before it is changed or deleted. Peter 100 days . Brewster so weve built our culture on ever shifting sand. The archive takes a snapshot of the webpages on websites every two months. Snapshot, snapshot. Its been doing it since 1996 and offers it as a free service of the way back machine on archive. Org and it is used by hundreds of thousands of people a day. All of these things have disappeared either maliciously or sometimes just they drop off the net. Peter how many websites are there today . Brewster hundreds of millions, and they are coming and going all of the time, that we collect about 800 million pages every day. The total collection of about 800 billion urls. It is kind of huge, and it turns out that is only part of what we do. W
The plan today is to have a talk about the book. We will chat 25, 30, 40 minutes depending on how it goes on at which point we will turn things over to the audience and have them provide some questions. We havent rehearsed anything. He doesnt know what im going to add, so im sure that he has nervous expectations. Sometimes it is hard to write a book and they often call it a memoir which might be a recollection of the theory that led to the result the recollection of the entire life i think that you have chosen to focus on the centerpiece of the less work and that is his efforts to help elucidate the structure of the gene machine protein manufacturing apparatus. He doesnt really tell us much about his early life. In fact, the book begins by saying when i left india but nevertheless, we definitely associate. If you were trying to say what it was all about and how it helped to shape you, tell us about that because we dont hear much about your appearance or how you live those first 19 year