QUIC and Post-Quantum Cryptography
Why post-quantum security matters beyond specialist systems, what QUIC research tells us, and how qlinq supports it through its QUIC foundation.
Articles
QUIC and Multicast
How Multicast QUIC and Flexicast are converging on Multipath QUIC, and why group delivery still needs its own control and security mechanisms.
Beyond the byte stream: qlinq and MPTCP
Choosing delivery and recovery per stream with qlinq, with a runnable comparison of reliable record latency against MPTCP.
The origin of pathflow
How a multipath transport paper inspired pathflow, and how examining its assumptions shaped a reusable packet allocator.
Updating iPhones before the box is opened
How Apple’s in-box updater uses nanorq to help devices recover the same software update despite different packet losses.
Delivering files over HF radio with nanorq
How Rhizomatica uses nanorq to recover files from incomplete radio broadcasts, and what its software and modem tests show.
Repair on demand with Reed–Solomon coding
What a research comparison with nanorq reveals about repair on demand, and how an experimental nanors branch approaches the same design problem.
Recovering lost packets in remote play with nanors
How Sunshine and Moonlight use nanors for timely packet-loss recovery, with a fixed repair budget and improvements shared across projects.