The internet really is a series of tubes | The Vergecast

The inter­net real­ly is a series of tubes | The Vergecast



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Today on the flag­ship pod­cast of under­sea cable management: 

The Verge’s David Pierce and Josh Dzieza dis­cuss the indus­try of lay­ing and main­tain­ing under­sea cables that con­nect us to the internet. 

Tom War­ren and Joan­na Nelius join the show to dis­cuss the future of Arm chips on PCs and whether or not we’re about to get a huge jump in per­for­mance on most laptops. 

Alex Cranz answers ques­tions from the Verge­cast Hot­line about e‑readers and the lat­est Kobo devices.

Fur­ther reading: 

The invis­i­ble sea­far­ing indus­try that keeps the inter­net afloat: 

Chip race: Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Nvidia bat­tle it out for AI chip supremacy: 

Microsoft is con­fi­dent Win­dows on Arm could final­ly beat Apple: 

Kobo announces its first col­or e‑readers:

The best ebook read­er to buy right now: 

00:00 — Intro
02:44 — Under­sea cables w/Josh Dzieza
40:41 — Win­dows on Arm could final­ly beat Apple
1:06:45 — Is the Boox Pal­ma worth it? (Verge­cast Hotline) 

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