Since it is so stable under lossy conditions it might be a good candidate for VoIP applications. The protocol du jour for VoIP is UDP because you really want to

Since it is so stable under lossy conditions it might be a good candidate for VoIP applications. The protocol du jour for VoIP is UDP because you really want to just drop your packets and move on rather than try to retransmit most of the time, but since the transfer speed in this case seems to be immune to the effects of packet loss and it performs just as well as UDP in a 0% packet loss environment it seems like it would produce superior call quality more consistently than either TCP or UDP.