What Facebook, Amazon, and Google really look like
These maps visualize the internet footprint of three Silicon Valley giants in a never-before-seen way.
Facebook is a news feed. Amazon is a storefront. Google is a search bar. These multibillion-dollar companies work hard to look simple. But of course, they’re not. They are built on global server networks, endless algorithms, constant data tracking, and, of course, ingenious design–aspects of their business that we, as end users, rarely see.