Nice feature. Also not relying on the rightfully conservative TCP standard, they can iterate over new ideas. I thought the area should be thoroughly examined b

Nice feature. Also not relying on the rightfully conservative TCP standard, they can iterate over new ideas. I thought the area should be thoroughly examined by now. But they have another good idea: Forward error correction. This is essentially RAID 5 on the network level. This introduces an overhead of 10 % so one in tenth packages might be lost. However this saves us from a costly roundtrip. My knowledge of networking is a bit rusty but this is not implemented in TCP I suppose. Anybody got any idea of when support for this will arrive to more mainstream servers. Such as apache?