Internet Browser Market Share in South Korea, 2009-2024

This chart presents the countries that have produced the highest number of Nobel laureates. Leading the list is the United States with a significant 420 laureates, followed by the United Kingdom and Germany, with 142 and 115 winners, respectively. Other prominent countries include France, Sweden, and Japan, which each have dozens of laureates. The data highlights the concentration of Nobel achievements in Western countries, with a few notable contributions from other regions.

This chart shows the market share of various internet browsers in Vietnam from 2012 to 2024. It highlights the trends and shifts in user preferences over the years, indicating which browsers gained or lost popularity. The visual representation allows for an easy comparison of market positions among the major browsers.

This chart shows the market share of various internet browsers in Germany from 2012 to 2024. It highlights the trends and shifts in user preferences over the years, indicating which browsers gained or lost popularity. The visual representation allows for an easy comparison of market positions among the major browsers.

This chart shows the market share of internet browsers in Taiwan from 2009 to 2024. It highlights the shifts in user preferences and market trends for major browsers. Notable rises or declines in specific browsers may correlate with major updates or technological changes during the period.

This chart shows the market share of internet browsers in Japan from 2012 to 2024. It highlights the shifts in user preferences and market trends for major browsers. Notable rises or declines in specific browsers may correlate with major updates or technological changes during the period.

This chart shows the changes in internet browser market share in South Korea from 2009 to 2024. It highlights the trends in user preferences for different browsers over the years. The chart also illustrates the rise of new browsers and the decline of older ones.

This chart shows the countries with the most universities in the global Top 1000 for 2024. The United States leads with the highest number of top-ranked universities, followed by China, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The differences in educational systems and research environments across countries are reflected in these rankings.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>The Global Top 1000 universities list highlights the top academic institutions worldwide, reflecting each country's educational quality and research capabilities. Below is a detailed analysis of the countries with the most universities in the Global Top 1000 and their leading universities.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## United States<NEWLINE>The United States has 156 universities in the Global Top 1000. Stanford University is ranked first in the country. Stanford University is renowned for its close ties to Silicon Valley, innovative research, and high academic achievements. Other top universities include Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and the University of California, Berkeley.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## United Kingdom<NEWLINE>The United Kingdom has 92 universities in the Global Top 1000, with the University of Oxford ranked first. The University of Oxford boasts a long history and tradition dating back to the medieval era and has produced numerous Nobel laureates. Cambridge University and Imperial College London also have a global reputation for excellence.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## China<NEWLINE>China has 67 universities in the Global Top 1000, with Tsinghua University ranked first. Tsinghua University excels in engineering and technology fields and has rapidly advanced alongside China's economic growth. Peking University and Fudan University are also prominent institutions.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## Italy<NEWLINE>Italy has 54 universities in the Global Top 1000, with the University of Bologna ranked first. The University of Bologna is the oldest university in the world and has been a cornerstone of European academic tradition. Sapienza University of Rome and the University of Milan are also major institutions.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## Germany<NEWLINE>Germany has 48 universities in the Global Top 1000, with the Technical University of Munich ranked first. The Technical University of Munich is recognized for its achievements in engineering and natural sciences and collaborates with global research institutions. Heidelberg University and Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich also receive high accolades.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## South Korea<NEWLINE>South Korea has 27 universities in the Global Top 1000, with Seoul National University ranked first. Seoul National University offers outstanding education and research across various academic fields and actively engages in international research collaborations and exchanges. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) are also highly regarded.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>## Japan<NEWLINE>Japan has 23 universities in the Global Top 1000, with the University of Tokyo ranked first. The University of Tokyo is renowned for its research excellence in Asia and has produced numerous Nobel laureates. Kyoto University and Osaka University are also leading institutions.<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>---<NEWLINE><NEWLINE>Countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and China maintain global academic leadership with many top-tier universities. The major universities in each country leverage their strengths and traditions to exert significant global influence.

This chart displays the changes in market share for various operating systems worldwide from January 2009 to April 2024. It tracks the competitive landscape among major operating systems, highlighting shifts in market dominance over time. This period reflects significant technological shifts and changes in consumer preferences, illustrating the rise and fall of different operating systems.

This chart displays the market share of mobile vendors worldwide from 2010 to 2024. It tracks changes in market share among different mobile manufacturers, illustrating how consumer preferences and technological advancements have influenced market competition. This data provides insights into the positioning of each vendor in the market, competitive dynamics, and the emergence and market share fluctuations of new players over time.

This chart displays the market share of social media platforms worldwide from 2009 to 2024. It tracks the growth and changes in user bases of various platforms, illustrating their popularity and position in the market over time. The data reflects the competitive landscape among social media platforms, analyzing the emergence of new platforms and the growth or decline trends of existing ones.

This chart presents the market share of web browsers worldwide from 2009 to 2024, highlighting how user preferences and technological advancements have influenced browser choices over time. The data reflects the competitive landscape among browser developers, showing how innovations and efforts to improve user experience have impacted market shares. This visualization provides insights into the rise and decline of various browsers throughout the period.

This chart presents the rankings based on benchmark scores of the world's supercomputers from 1993 to 2023. Standardized benchmark tests are used to measure the performance of each supercomputer, providing a crucial metric for evaluating their processing power and efficiency. The chart illustrates the evolution of supercomputer technology and performance enhancements over time, highlighting the most powerful computing resources of each era.

This chart showcases the top-earning media franchises based on total revenue generated across various sources including merchandise, games, movies, and other forms of content. Pokémon leads the list with an impressive $150 billion in earnings, followed by Hello Kitty and Winnie-the-Pooh. Long-standing characters from Disney and popular Japanese franchises dominate the top ranks, illustrating the global appeal and longevity of these brands.

This chart shows the top MLB players ranked by home runs during the 2024 season. Aaron Judge leads with 58 home runs, followed by Shohei Ohtani with 54, and Anthony Santander with 44. The list highlights a mix of talent from the USA, Japan, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic. Plate appearances (PA) for each player offer additional context into their overall productivity.

This chart highlights the top NBA players in all-time three-pointers made, based on cumulative statistics through the 2023-24 season. Stephen Curry leads the ranking with 3,747 career three-pointers, followed by James Harden and Ray Allen. The list includes sharpshooters from different eras, showcasing the evolution of the three-point shot in the NBA.

LeBron James remains the NBA's all-time leading scorer, surpassing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with 40,474 career points as of the 2023-24 season. Abdul-Jabbar follows with 38,387 points, while Karl Malone holds the third spot with 36,928 points. Other notable players in the top ranks include Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, and Dirk Nowitzki. This ranking reflects the greatest scorers in NBA history and their contributions to the game.