Internet Facts explores the internet's journey, from its Cold War origins to its potential future shaped by innovations like Web3 and AI-driven networks. Understanding the internet's architecture, including protocols such as TCP/IP and DNS, is crucial in today's digital age. The book argues that grasping the internet's past and present is vital for influencing its future, empowering individuals to engage effectively in the digital world.
The book begins by tracing the internet's roots and the key figures involved in its creation. It then dissects the internet's layered architecture, revealing how information travels globally. Finally, it considers the internet's future, examining emerging technologies like the Internet of Things and their potential societal impact. This approach allows readers to progressively build their understanding of this complex technology.
