There have always been people predicting the Internet's collapse, since as long as we can remember in fact, but are such fears now anymore realistic than they were before?

The BBC has done an interesting article examining how our use of the Internet has changed over the years and whether existing infrastructure can keep up:


It's an interesting summary of perspectives and unsurprisingly concludes with a reminder that you never know what might happen, yet the Internet has historically managed to keep pace.

The full BBC Click piece can be read HERE and our own 'Broadband Congestion' article might help to illuminate some of the more local issues HERE.