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A recent report by Pingdom looks at the booming growth of Internet’s DNS infrastructure. From the article: “Five years ago there were 123 DNS root server sites (the “backend” of DNS) spread out on the Internet. Today there are more than twice as many, over 300. Five years ago, 46 countries had root servers. Today, 76 have them. In other words, not only has the number of root servers grown tremendously, but their geographical spread has increased as well. This is good news for the overall stability and performance of DNS worldwide.”
The report also notes that Europe has overtaken North America as the world region with the most root server sites.
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