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Facebook for business: know the risks - Vimarsana News

Facebook for business: know the risks

The social media giant has some great features for businesses, but there are hazards too

Is Google adjusting the FLoC strategy?; Friday's daily brief - Vimarsana News

Is Google adjusting the FLoC strategy?; Friday's daily brief

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TCP alternative QUIC reaches IETF's Standards Track after eight years of evolution - Vimarsana News

TCP alternative QUIC reaches IETF's Standards Track after eight years of evolution

QUIC’s best trick is to allow a client and server to send data, even if they have never connected. Cutting out the extra round trips needed to establish a TCP link means less traffic and faster connections. That’s especially welcome on wireless networks, which are nearly always shared and see contention for resources. Just in case you haven’t noticed, there’s about three billion wireless devices out there on cellular networks, so anything that makes networks behave better for them is welcome by users, network operators, content providers, and plenty of other stakeholders. Internet-gro...

Google's speedier internet standard is now an actual standard - Vimarsana News

Google's speedier internet standard is now an actual standard

Google's QUIC data technology is now an official internet standard, potentially improving connections worldwide.

Source: yahoo.com
Quic gives the internet's data transmission foundation a needed speedup - Vimarsana News

Quic gives the internet's data transmission foundation a needed speedup

It's been eight years since Google first announced the technology to replace the internet's seminal TCP standard.

Source: msn.com