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Q Talk money to me. We could talk tech all day long, but talk money to me. How do you make money?
A So, uh, the way we make money is by selling access to the platform. We've been in beta for most of this year. Um, and we're right, you know, we've, we've technically put up the paywall, um, and people are starting to subscribe, but really the way we're going to make money and the way that this business scales is through partnerships with other players in the space, right? And so that means ISP. So think, you know, Turbo Game Boost powered by Haste as a new service that an ISP We're getting ready to, um, unfortunately, you know, I wish I could talk about it here with you, but we're getting ready to make some announcements on that front. Uh, working directly with game companies is another constituency.
AI assessment note: “the way we make money is by selling access to the platform.”
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D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30
Q What is, what's caused, what is causing that? Though, is it, is it, is this connections connection to the internet, the strength of the connection to the internet or what?
A So this is before they even get to the internet, right? And they're solving this now when you just plug into a game and, and what I'm suggesting is that the minute this thing goes social, right? The minute people start interacting over the internet in games or other social experiences, they're going to hit network lag, right? And it's, you know, to, to get under the hood, it's a combination of latency or ping, right? Uh, But also packet loss and jitter, which is the stability of your connection. So all of those kinds of things don't really matter with email or web browsing or, or, or checking Facebook, right? Because if a page loads half a second longer, you don't even notice, right? And then the CDN industry emerged to fix this underlying problem with the internet, right? Which is, it's just not very efficient. It's not a very, it's not a highly optimized network, and that's a feature, not a bug. The CDN industry emerged in the late nineties when you started having a lot of rich media. On the internet. Right. And it took CNN.com. 45 seconds to load.
AI assessment note: “it's a combination of latency or ping, right? Uh, But also packet loss and jitter”
