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1. Does multicasting make sense: continuous data streams could make networks cheaper and stronger

Author

Hapgood, Fred

Subjects
Multimedia technology -- Evaluation, Transmission speed -- Evaluation, Internet service providers -- Innovations, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

A multicast-enabled network may work well in place of overburdened servers. Multicasting enables a single server to simultaneously send data to several desktops with no delay by allowing routers to copy packets to several routes at once. Launched in 1988 at the Stanford University, the system is gaining company-wide recognition. It will not be long when the system links with satellites sending a single transmission to a large number of sites in a span of time.

Published
1997

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