Gradient Network: Why Streams Buffer, and What Fixes It

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Buffering is not always about your connection speed. Content on centralized platforms travels long distances through multiple intermediaries, which creates delays at exactly the moments demand spikes, like a new release or a live final.

Gradient Network distributes that work instead of routing everything through central servers, which matters most for people furthest from the data centre.

Originally produced in February 2025. Some details may have changed since.

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