Lecture
This lecture delves into the evolution of network trends over the past two decades, exploring missed opportunities and famous failed predictions in the tech industry. The instructor discusses the rapid evolution of technological parameters and the challenges of predicting future technological advancements. The lecture also covers the scaling laws for various types of networks, including social networks, wireless networks, and the internet, focusing on both design networks and out-of-control networks. Additionally, the lecture delves into the topics of routing in large wireless networks and network privacy, addressing issues such as network de-anonymization and the implications of sharing anonymized network data. The discussion extends to the increasing importance of privacy in the era of abundant spatial data and the potential correlations between different domains.