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Autonomous replication across wide-area internetworks
The number of users connected to the Internet has been growing at an exponential rate, resulting in similar increases in network traffic and Internet server load. Advances in microprocessors and network technologies have kept up with growth so far, but we are reaching the limits of hardware solutions. In order for the Internet’s growth to continue, we must efficiently distribute server load and reduce the network traffic generated by its various services.
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