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So with Nginx, Apache, Tomcat all supporting SPDY that will be quite a lot of the widely used servers. I wonder how popular and widely implemented SPDY has to g
by zmmmmm 15y ago
So with Nginx, Apache, Tomcat all supporting SPDY that will be quite a lot of the widely used servers. I wonder how popular and widely implemented SPDY has to get before Microsoft would cave and put it in IIS and IE? I am sure they will hold out for a bit, but at some point if 50% of web traffic can go faster and IIS doesn't support that, it's going to be a pretty big disadvantage for IIS.
- ordinary 15y agoWhy would Microsoft hold out? Is SPDY technologically inferior in some way? Does it give Google some competetive advantage? Does not supporting it give Microsoft some competetive advantage? Is there a fourth reason that I'm missing?
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