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The first lesson of application acceleration is that bandwidth is not the answer. Bigger pipes or wider information highways will not change packet speed. Part of the problem is that modern packet networks employ not-so-modern protocols designed for simple applications running across a local area ne...
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| description | The first lesson of application acceleration is that bandwidth is not the answer. Bigger pipes or wider information highways will not change packet speed. Part of the problem is that modern packet networks employ not-so-modern protocols designed for simple applications running across a local area network. Traditionally, network optimization encompassed two models, symmetric and asymmetric. Asymmetric accelerators can improve application performance for anyone accessing applications across the Internet. These accelerators typically take advantage of the decompression and caching capabilities of a client's browsers to reduce the amount of network traffic and improve application performance. |
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