Last twelvemonth , Google establish their ownDNS serversin an effort to speed up net burden time for those who trusted them enough to handle their World Wide Web routing . Now , they want tospeed up those load timesagain using SPDY , a new optimization protocol .
According to Technology Review , SPDY has been around since belated 2009 . But now , Google is making the protocol , which negotiates and optimise data transfer between a waiter and web browser , available as a commercial Cartesian product .
Website optimization company Strangeloop has build SPDY into its flagship merchandise Site Optimizer , software program that sit down in between a website and its user , and adjusts the land site ’s computer code to make page load more quickly . Strangeloop ’s customers will have the ability to reverse the communications protocol on easily ; in tests , the protocol has sped up website by 10 to 20 percentage .
Technology Review also raises a good point that Google wants the total internet to speed up up in the sake of their Chrome OS , which runs almost wholly on web apps . It also has the ability make mobile internet browser that brook the protocol faster as well . But for now , it ’s only compatible with desktop versions of Chrome . And as we look for the young technical school to trickle down , we just sit and spiel the wait game . [ GoogleviaTechnology Review ]
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