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But due to the spatial nature of the mesh networks described, either the networks would require wifi to span cities and states or each cluster would need their
by kgen 15y ago
But due to the spatial nature of the mesh networks described, either the networks would require wifi to span cities and states or each cluster would need their own set of services? If that's the case, it's not really the internet as we know today?
- zokier 15y agoI'd imagine that clusters could be interconnected by fiber optics. That's the beautiful thing about current internet; it doesn't care about the underlying medium. Your packets may travel through a POTS network to satellites to fiber optics to ethernet to DSL until it reaches your computer, and it's all rather transparent.