• SPDYing Up the Web.

Treffer: SPDYing Up the Web.

Title:
SPDYing Up the Web.
Authors:
Thomas, Bryce1 (AUTHOR) bryce.m.thomas@gmail.com, Jurdak, Raja2,3 (AUTHOR) raja.jurdak@csiro.au, Atkinson, Ian4 (AUTHOR) ian.atkinson@jcu.edu.au
Source:
Communications of the ACM. Dec2012, Vol. 55 Issue 12, p64-73. 10p. 1 Color Photograph, 4 Diagrams, 7 Graphs.
Subject Terms:
*Computer network protocols, *HTTP (Computer network protocol), *Multiplexing, *Internet servers, *TCP/IP, *Broadband communication systems, *Internet access, *Gateways (Computer networks), *Web portals, Internet security, Web browsers, Data transmission systems software, Cache memory
Company/Entity:
Google Inc. GOOG
Reviews & Products:
Google Chrome (Computer software), Mozilla Firefox (Computer software)
Database:
Business Source Elite

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The article discusses SPDY, a networking protocol that could replace HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), used for online data communication. It states that SPDY was developed by Internet corporation Google Inc. as a low-latency application-layer protocol. An analysis of similarities and differences between SPDY and HTTP is provided, covering topics such as request multiplexing, header compression, and server push. Other topics covered include security specifications, web browsers using SPDY, and the effects of SPDY on TCP (Transmission Control Protocol).