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How Edge Computing Cuts Latency in Live Sports Streaming
Lucas and Luna dive into how edge computing is transforming live sports streaming, using the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a case study. They explore how distributed edge nodes reduce latency to under a second, enabling real-time interactivity like multi-angle replays and in-play betting. The episode breaks down the technical stack—CDN integration, local processing, and adaptive bitrate—and highlights how companies like Cloudflare and Fastly are racing to deploy edge infrastructure at stadiums. Lucas shares data on latency improvements from 5 seconds to 300 milliseconds, while Luna questions the…
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