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SPDY performance on mobile networks - Google Developers Blog SPDY performance on mobile networks MAY 1, 2012 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail Michael Ben Matt By Matt Welsh, Ben Greenstein, and Michael Piatek, Mobile Web Performance Team SPDY is a replacement for HTTP, designed to speed up transfers of web pages by eliminating much of the overhead associated with HTTP. SPDY supports several optimizations that g…

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