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Google AMP Cache, Optimizations for Slow Networks, and the Need for Speed - Google Developers Blog Google AMP Cache, Optimizations for Slow Networks, and the Need for Speed JAN. 11, 2017 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail Posted by Huibao Lin and Eyal Peled, Software Engineers, Google Editor’s Note: This blog post was amended to remove the term “AMP Lite”. This was a code name for a project to make AMP better for…

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