DAP is a consumer application that
accelerates your downloads using SPEEDbit's patented multi-channel
technology. While you download, DAP ensures your computer is using
maximum bandwidth by downloading from parallel mirror sites.
Main features:
Main features:
- Automatic Mirroring Speed Boost.
- Download safer as you see what the leading security programs say about your files.
- Continue broken or paused downloads
- Watch previews of videos as they downloa
Faster Internet Experience–Easiest Download Accelerator
Fastest Video Downloader and Converter
Speedbit is a pioneer in accelerating data delivery. Speedbit leverages
powerful, patented, multi-channel technology, to overcome latency and
other slowing factors in the internet infrastructure. Speedbit's
products boost data delivery speeds and effective bandwidth utilization-
Saving you time and money by making the most efficient use of your
existing internet connection. Read more about Speedbit's technology
Moving mission-critical applications into the cloud is a challenge
especially with regard to maintaining speed and application response
time as well as available bandwidth.
An in-house application is usually controlled and managed by the enterprise IT department who can work on improving its performance. Such involvement is not available once an application is moved into the cloud. The enterprise IT department has little control over the network conditions at the cloud provider's hosted data center.
This lack of control is an important issue which becomes more critical with cloud providers because of the nature of dynamic provisioning. There’s no guarantee that another cloud customer on the same LAN won’t be pushing massive amounts of application traffic over the LAN all at once. E.g. when malicious customers have used the flexibility and limitless computing power of the cloud to launch denial-of-service attacks.
An in-house application is usually controlled and managed by the enterprise IT department who can work on improving its performance. Such involvement is not available once an application is moved into the cloud. The enterprise IT department has little control over the network conditions at the cloud provider's hosted data center.
This lack of control is an important issue which becomes more critical with cloud providers because of the nature of dynamic provisioning. There’s no guarantee that another cloud customer on the same LAN won’t be pushing massive amounts of application traffic over the LAN all at once. E.g. when malicious customers have used the flexibility and limitless computing power of the cloud to launch denial-of-service attacks.
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