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I think we have a large advantage in the CDN space, both in integration and efficiency. In terms of efficiency, we've been serving at 100Gb/s (mostly TLS encry

I think we have a large advantage in the CDN space, both in integration and efficiency. In terms of efficiency, we've been serving at 100Gb/s (mostly TLS encrypted) from single socket servers since 2017, and are moving towards 400Gb/s today. How many other companies can say that? I'm talking about the push to 400Gb/s at EuroBSDCon online, a week from Sunday..

treis 5y ago
But that mostly doesn't matter. The consumer doesn't care if their movies are coming from a server handling 10Gb/s or 100 Gb/s or 400 Gb/s. There's cost savings there, but I imagine that content costs dwarf delivery costs at this point. There is some technology component where the UI, resposiveness, reliability, and so on impact the user experience. But still content is king there. The HBO apps suck and their streaming is less reliable than others but they've got the content I wanna watch so I put up with it.