9. It is called server-side caching that Instead of constantly requesting the same page, the acceleration server takes note of which Web pages are being commonly asked for by all subscribers, and it saves time by eliminating redundant requests.
10. There is a second side to caching -- client-side caching . Internet browsers like Explorer or Netscape are made to cache frequently viewed pages to cut down on load times.Client-side caching
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12. As an example, HowStuffWorks came up three times faster with high-speed dial-up. For the complete results, see the chart below. With High Speed Dial-Up With Dial-Up Web Page/ Original Load Time (seconds)/Cached Load Time (seconds) Web Page/ Original Load Time (seconds) Amazon.com/39.05/14.05 CNN.com/32.57/9.32 Ebay.com/40.38/34.2 Google.com/3.15/1.65 Google search (100 results)/9/7.42 HowStuffWorks.com/31.78/18.7 NetZero.com/16.29/10.53 Yahoo.com/12.51/7.1 Amazon.com/49.29 CNN.com/72.4 Ebay.com/57.68 Google.com/8.08 Google search (100 results)/10.45 HowStuffWorks.com/92.3 NetZero.com/33.26 Yahoo.com/26.81
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