What will happen when the internet can't cope?

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Computing looks at planned initiatives to boost the infrastructure of the web when user traffic and application requirements push it to overload

In less than a decade, the internet has become an essential part of business. But many experts are predicting that today's web infrastructure will not be able to handle the load when users are fu...

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