But I start to think the reason behind this change. Is it because of new algorithm? Are there more severs providing the service? I guess the second point should play a role of this change. I remember that at the beginning when it was quite slow, Google suggest us to use our own servers for wave. Apparently I don't have that much money to buy/rent a server for that purpose, but now the performance has enhanced. That means the server which serves my wave has fewer workload than before. And I asked my friends on wave, they also have this feeling. And I am quite happy that we can chat in a wave, seeing everyone typing and erasing now.
If more servers are there, would it be related to cloud computing in the future? If companies are suggested to buy/rent their own server for the use of wave internally and users are suggested to buy/rent their own server for the use of wave with friends, isn't it business of cloud computing?If so and wave is really penetrating into all areas(blog, email, IM etc) , then it could be one of the successes of cloud computing in the following years:)
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