February 3, 2020

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Protocol Evolution and its Impact on Network Operators

Protocol Evolution and its Impact on Network Operators

An overview of HTTP/2, TLS 1.3, QUIC, and DoH, and how these new standards to make the internet faster, more private, and more secure may impact network operators. …
Talk Title Protocol Evolution and its Impact on Network Operators
Speakers Ian Swett, Google
Conference NANOG72
Conf Tag
Location Atlanta, GA
Date Feb 19 2018 - Feb 21 2018
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Slides Talk Slides
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An overview of HTTP/2, TLS 1.3, QUIC, and DoH, and how these new standards to make the internet faster, more private, and more secure may impact network operators.

network operator network http/2 internet
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