John Matherly has mapped the internet again. On August 5, Matherly showed off a map he made of every phone, computer, smart home, connected cow, and Internet of Things device around the globe. To make ...

It can be tough to visualize the internet. Web traffic companies like Alexa do a good job of showing the relative ranking of websites, but what about the connections between websites? What do those ...

What is the internet, and how do you map it? It’s a tricky question. Despite the fact that it is sometimes, although decreasingly, called “cyberspace,” suggesting some kind of geography, it’s not ...

If the biggest 350,000 web sites on the internet were real places, this is what the map would look like By Emily Elert Published Jan 26, 2013 3:51 AM EST Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 ...

Compuware Gomez is debuting Internet Health Map, a tool that provides nearly real-time visual data on the flow of data through the Internet. The map is so accurate that it not only covers the Internet ...

Jimmy is a writer and editor who publishes a weekly newsletter. You can find him on Twitter. It’s impossible to map the entire Internet, but artist Martin Vargic made a valiant effort to do just that.

An amateur designer created a map of the internet, where 3,000 websites are depicted as countries. Martin Vargic spent 1,000 hours researching each individual website's popularity and key features. He ...

We usually think of the Internet as a web. Its interconnected mesh allows data and ideas to spread around the world. But Mark Graham and Stefano De Sabbata of the Oxford Internet Institute like to ...

Take a trip to the Yahoo Ice Shelf or visit the Island of Memes. An artist has mapped the Internet, literally. According to this amazingly detailed feat of imaginative cartography, posted on the ...

A University of Washington team has created an Internet monitoring system to uncover the Internet’s weak points and mysterious black holes, where traffic simply disappears into the ether. The bad news ...

Ofcom has revealed a map of British broadband, showing how widespread Internet use is, how fast our Internet connections are -- and how many people aren't actually fussed about the Web. Richard ...