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On 12/12/2011 05:33 PM, Gordon Marx wrote: > On Dec 12, 2011, at 5:12 PM, Bill Horne<bill at horne.net> wrote: > >> At some point, the Internet will need a major overhaul. For what I >> do, which is mostly email, it worked as originally designed. For >> what many ISP's and content providers are attempting to do, which >> is near-real-time content delivery, it can be "bent to fit" by >> adding ever-fatter pipes and ever-larger buffers, at the expense >> (as the OP pointed out) of degrading key performance metrics like >> latency. > > Hey, you should check out this startup in Kendall. They're called > Akamai, they're 13 years old and have ~$1B in yearly revenue, and > they deliver like 30+% of internet traffic without fattening pipes or > degrading latency. > >> My 2?. YMMV. > > It does! Gordon doesn't speak much on the list but when he does it usually makes me chuckle. - Eric C.
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