Yeah, I'd be interested too. Though, entire web requests wouldn't be fulfilled by a shared cache, just cached assets with proper Expires headers, such as javasc

Yeah, I'd be interested too. Though, entire web requests wouldn't be fulfilled by a shared cache, just cached assets with proper Expires headers, such as javascripts, stylesheets, etc. I actually wouldn't be incredibly surprised to learn that shared caches in proxy servers are quite efficient at serving cached content. If you think about it, it's in internet providers' best interest to make their proxy servers good at caching, because it would allow them to provide more content to their customers with less bandwidth, which of course affects their bottom-line.