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MoQ in the Fast Lane
What do Formula 1, drones, and live streaming have in common? In this guest post, MoQ co-creator Luke Curley explores how Media over QUIC is reshaping low-latency media delivery.
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No More Draws: What the World Cup's Knockout Rounds Reveal About Viewership
What happens when every World Cup match is win-or-go-home? Fastly's global traffic data reveals how extra time, penalty shootouts, and late drama reshape live viewing behavior.
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World Cup Viewership: What Keeps Fans Watching (and Tuning Out)
What drives World Cup viewership? We analyzed global streaming traffic trends, from halftime dips to star players and nail-biting finishes, on our edge network.
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AI is Taking From Publishers! Here’s How They Can Fix It
The old deal between publishers and search is broken. AI extracts content value without clicks or compensation. Here's the new architecture publishers need.
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Sei errori comuni nel live streaming (e come evitarli)
Dopo anni di supporto ad alcuni dei più grandi eventi di live streaming al mondo, abbiamo visto gli stessi errori ripresentarsi più e più volte. Ecco come evitarli.
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No Margin for Error: What the FIFA World Cup Teaches Us About Performance at the Edge
What do World Cup goalkeeping and live streaming have in common? Join Fastly, AWS, and Tim Howard to explore performance, resilience, and preparation under pressure.
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Media su QUIC: lo streaming può finalmente avere sia scalabilità che bassa latenza?
Media over QUIC (MoQ) mira a unificare bassa latenza e scalabilità trasmettendo media in tempo reale in streaming su QUIC, sostituendo i segmenti con un modello di distribuzione più efficiente.
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La falsa scelta del blocco indiscriminato: perché la precisione tecnica è il nuovo Standard per un Internet aperto
Fastly promuove la precisione tecnica rispetto al blocco indiscriminato degli IP per combattere la pirateria e proteggere l'internet aperta senza danni collaterali.
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When Moments Can’t Be Rehearsed, Preparation Is the Only Advantage That Scales
When everything is live and unforgiving, preparation is the only advantage. Learn how Fastly and Jerry Rice approach peak performance under pressure.
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Why the Future of Streaming Lives at the Edge
The future of streaming lives at the edge. Explore how Fastly reduces latency, boosts performance, and unlocks sustainable content delivery for media companies.
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Tackling Real-Time Ad Personalization for Live Streaming at the Edge
Discover how Fastly helped a major North American broadcaster overlay customized ads on live streams—without adding latency.
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Invisible Intruders – How Bots Sabotage Streaming Services
Learn how bots disrupt streaming services, causing outages and fraud, and what can be done to protect digital content and improve user experience.
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Streaming’s Multibillion-Dollar Problem: The War on Piracy and Password Sharing
From subscription fatigue to release gaps, we break down the biggest challenges and smart solutions streaming platforms are adopting to fight back.
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Super Bowl 2025: How Social Media Reacted in Real Time
Celebrate the success of Super Bowl LIX, the most-watched in history with 128 million viewers. Uncover the intriguing social media dynamics from this iconic event.
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Key Trends in Edge Computing and AI Adoption: A Conversation with Google Cloud
Learn about the latest trends in edge computing, including insights from industry experts on how AI and modern CDNs are reshaping content delivery and user interaction.
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3 Essentials for a High-Impact Live Stream Event
Live streaming major events have become a significant part of how audiences experience concerts and sports. Find out the essentials to providing a world-class live stream.
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Three industry developments to track at NAB 2023
Here are three big media & entertainment industry developments to follow at this year’s National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) 2023.
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Delivering Super Bowl for more than a decade -- and breaking records in the process
2023 marks the 11th year of Fastly’s involvement in the Super Bowl. Back in 2013, we secured dedicated bandwidth to online businesses advertising throughout the game. However, since 2018 Fastly has been actively involved in delivering the live Super Bowl stream from broadcasters to millions of online viewers around the globe.
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Fastly and the Fediverse, pt.1
We care deeply about all things open source and standards, and we’re excited to see how the Fediverse grows in the coming months. Today, we're explaining how it works and how we support it.
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Streaming Continued to Grow in 2022, With Some Surprises
Here are the main trends (and a few surprises) Fastly encountered in streaming in 2022, and what we expect in the future.
