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May/June 2008

The State of the Global Telecosm

The most notorious promoter of the 1990s telecom boom has been proved right.

By Mark Williams

This big!: George Gilder was a promoter of telecommunications during the boom of the 1990s.
Credit: Michael Temchine/The New York Times/Redux

This past February, with the Southern California days already warm and the sunlight reflecting off the bay and the high-rises along the waterfront, 12,000-odd members of what is perhaps the most important technology industry on the planet converged on San Diego's convention center for their annual conference.

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