From Dial-Up to 5G: The Evolution of Internet Users (1991-2026) | Bar Chart Race

Описание: Witness the incredible speed of the digital revolution! 🌐 This data visualization timelapse tracks the number of internet users by country, taking you on a mesmerizing journey from the screeching dial-up tones of 1991 to the ultra-fast 5G world of 2026.

In just 35 years, the internet went from a niche network used by less than 1% of the global population to a fundamental human utility connecting billions. Watch as the map transforms, showing how technology, infrastructure, and mobile adoption reshaped the global balance of digital power.

📊 What to look for in this timelapse:

The Early 90s: See the massive early dominance of the United States when the World Wide Web was just being born.

The Broadband Boom (2000s): Watch as Europe and East Asia rapidly come online as internet speeds increase.

The Smartphone Shift (2010s): The most dramatic change. Witness the explosive rise of China and India as affordable mobile data brings billions online for the first time.

The Future (2026 Projections): A look at a hyper-connected world powered by 5G, where digital access is nearly universal in leading nations.

This video isn't just about numbers; it's the story of human connection and how quickly our world has changed.

❓ Question for the Comments:
Which country's growth curve surprised you the most? Do you remember your first time using the internet? Let us know below! 👇

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Note: Data for future years are based on current growth projections.

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