"“The web as a whole was intended to be decentralised,” he said. “By not relying on any one central system, it meant that many different components could fail and internet traffic could still find a way to get where it needed to go. What we’ve seen over the past decade, however, is the unintentional centralisation of many core services through large cloud solution providers like infrastructure vendors and CDNs.”
""Unintended centralisation"As a retired networks guy, let me tell you, there was NOTHING unintended about this. The phat pipes were tripping over themselves to pipe as much od the traffic through their data centres... and the Feds clapped them one the back, they only needed a few of the surveillance rooms instead of hundreds."
In short...bloody government and their psychopathic obsession with total control again.
