Leo smiled. "Ah, the ghost of the early internet. You're talking about , or as we used to call it, the 'people's CDN.'"
"Better," Leo said, leaning back. "Let me tell you a story. Back in the early 2000s, if you wanted to share a big file—say, a 2GB Linux operating system or a fan-made movie—you had two options. You could upload it to a single server, but that server would crash if a thousand people tried to download it at once. Or, you could use BTWeb." btweb que es
"Leo," she asked, sliding her chair over. "What in the world is BTWeb?" Leo smiled
Leo sighed. "Because people used it for copyrighted movies and music. The media companies freaked out. They called it a 'pirate web.' But the technology itself? It's just a tool. In fact, companies like Facebook and Blizzard use BTWeb to send huge game updates to millions of players without breaking their own servers." "Let me tell you a story