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Christmas and the end of the year push real-time networks to their limits. Millions of people calling home at the same time turn simple video calls into the hardest test of the year.
In real-time systems like WebRTC, data does not move as a single piece. It moves in small chunks. Here’s why that matters, explained without technical headaches.
Something can be fast and still feel slow. In real-time products, speed is technical. Instant is emotional. And users can tell the difference immediately.
We talk about latency in milliseconds, but users experience it emotionally. Here’s why delay isn’t a metric it’s a sensation, and why WebRTC lives and dies by that truth.
Video gets all the attention, but audio is where real-time communication lives or dies. Here's why WebRTC treats sound like a sacred thing-and why that's absolutely correct.
