> If anything, the people who benefit the most are those who _can't_ afford massive forward deployed CDN networks, large servers, and fat network pipes. You wi

> If anything, the people who benefit the most are those who _can't_ afford massive forward deployed CDN networks, large servers, and fat network pipes. You win some, you lose some. The benefit of cutting down on some infrastructure should be weighed against the mind-boggling complexity of HTTP 2.0 and the added difficulty in debugging.