Google Public DNS No More Experimental Service

Google has been in the process to make the web faster, better and more efficient and therefore the company decided to come up with their own Google Public DNS in 2009 that was started as an experimental service. However, now Google has made an announcement that the experimental service is no longer experimental because they are now the largest public DNS service in the world with more than 70 billion requests per day. Sharing more information about the Google Public DNS, Google said that DNS is very much identical to phonebook that stores in all the numbers and information that people want to look out for. This way Google provides faster, better and effective web browsing experience to the people around the globe.

Google Public DNS

Google also said that the Google Public DNS is more popular internationally than in the United States as 70% of the traffic they receive is outside United States. However, they said that they have maintained their presence in the North America as well. The company also revealed that earlier they did not had their servers worldwide but now they have servers in Nigeria, Australia, India and Japan. The company said that the numbers are only increasing and they are hoping that they are able to provide better service in the future as well.

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