An old M1 Mac putting out 16 gigabits per second of packets, all built in Rust with LLM help. Alex and Brian from Speedify dig into how to actually get Claude to write the fastest Rust code possible, including why you should build your test harness in a completely separate LLM session (so the LLM doesn’t make the same bugs … Read More
Introducing Speedify 17.2
Speedify 17.2 Is Now Available The latest version 17.2 of Speedify is now available for your devices running Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and OpenWrt. Speedify enables you to securely combine Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, Ethernet, Starlink, satellite and more, to increase bandwidth, minimize latency and get failover protection. Make sure you update Speedify on all your devices, including computers, smartphones, … Read More
Best VPN for iPhone Duo? Speedify Runs Wi-Fi and 5G at Once
Using a VPN on iPhone Duo: Speedify Gives Split View Two Connections Instead of One The iPhone Duo opens to a 7.6 inch display and runs two apps side by side. Photos on one half and Mail on the other, or a video call next to a browser. What the Duo does not open is a second internet connection to … Read More
Watch Now: Is 5G Too Slow for Self-Driving?
Nvidia says it has everything needed to build a self-driving car: GPUs and cameras onboard, racks more in the cloud. But where should the decision-making actually live? This episode digs into the real trade-offs behind autonomous vehicles – latency budgets for steering vs. route planning, Nvidia’s simulation stack for training without risking real roads, the industry landscape (Nvidia’s MediaTek partnership, … Read More
Watch Now: How did SpaceX use Linux on Consumer Chips to win the Space Race?
SpaceX skipped the $10,000 radiation-hardened chips that traditional aerospace has used for decades and put over a million consumer-grade Linux computers into orbit on Starlink satellites, and it worked. Alex and Brian from Speedify break down how Starlink runs real-time Linux on commercial silicon on their low-earth orbit satellite constellation, why running three computers per satellite protects them from cosmic-ray … Read More
Speedify SDK for Carriers and ISPs: Combine Internet Connections in Your Own Hardware and Apps
A Bonding SDK Carriers and ISPs Can Embed in Their Own Products A bonding SDK lets a carrier or ISP put channel bonding inside the hardware it already ships, rather than asking subscribers to install anything. Speedify’s bonding engine is available to embed in routers, modems and customer equipment through the Speedify SDK. This article covers how the Speedify SDK … Read More