Ask HN: Why Google wants to own DNS?
With the recent Story topping Hacker news site about Google page speed service. It seems clear simple and useful, just change to google DNS and they do the hard work. I wondered what's the benefit for Google, why own the DNS?
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They don't own the dns, they cache, transform and proxy the http.
And they're not the only company that offers this service.
Anything that speeds up the web is good for Google in general.
But I'm sure they could use other people's server logs to improve their search engine. Do they do the same thing with Analytics?
And they're not the only company that offers this service.
Anything that speeds up the web is good for Google in general.
But I'm sure they could use other people's server logs to improve their search engine. Do they do the same thing with Analytics?
As far as I understand, they don't 'own' the DNS, they cache and proxy.
They obviously got a lot of bandwidth...
They obviously got a lot of bandwidth...