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Maybe at ISP scale you can cache a ton of content, so a good chunk of client's inbound payload does not requiring peering, while most of the uploads do.
by fgonzag 7y ago
Maybe at ISP scale you can cache a ton of content, so a good chunk of client's inbound payload does not requiring peering, while most of the uploads do.
- noodlesUK 7y agoWith Netflix you can have edge appliances that have content caches, and you can have various accelerators from the big CDNs, but with TLS being mainstream you can’t just stick an http caching proxy on the wire.