The QUIC Working Group met for its regular Interim Meeting last week. LiteSpeed attended the meeting remotely.
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LiteSpeed’s Dmitri attended IETF 104 remotely last week. These are his observations, as they pertain to QUIC.
We are excited to announce our brand new QUIC exploration service: HTTP3Check.
We have designed a flexible QUIC benchmarking program and included a testing script for easy test automation.
“HTTP over QUIC” is now “HTTP/3” and LiteSpeed Technologies has become the first to operate a functional HTTP/3 server! This news and more from IETF 103.
Last week, our Dmitri attended the QUIC Working Group Interim meeting in New York City. Read all about it.
Explicit Congestion Notification The second day of the Kista Interim Meeting …
The QUIC Working Group is trying to make the November deadline, looking to reach consensus on as many issues as possible.
The Melbourne Interim Meeting has come and gone. The schedule was packed tight with topics as the Working Group strives to hit the November 2018 deadline for QUIC v1.