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Internet traffic

A quick way to understand the volume of traffic in some part of the Internet is to read the current latencyfigures that are being reported on The Internet Health Report, a service provided by Keynote at http://www.internetpulse.com/.

In addition to the Internet Health Report, several major Internet backbone providers have Web sites that post hourly or more frequent statistics on how fast data is travelling on their backbone lines and the percentage of data packets that are being lost. Our table summarizes these sites, the information they provide, and how often they are updated.

This Internet traffic statistics site...	Gives you this information
AT&T Internet Network Status http://ipnetwork.bgtmo.ip.att.net/pws/index.html	Backbone delay (latency) or packet loss between specified U.S. cities (both pages updated every 15 minutes
Cable and Wireless Global Internet Backbone http://sla.cw.net	Backbone delay (latency) and packet loss by global region (updated every 10 minutes)
WorldCom http://www.worldcom.com/global/about/network/latency/	Monthly statistics for North America, Transatlantic, and Europe

Last updated on: May 07, 2008

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