Compression

Compression refers to the process of reducing the size of digital data, such as files and streams, to save storage space, improve transmission efficiency, and enhance overall system performance. In the context of startup launches, compression is a crucial technology that enables faster data transfer, reduced latency, and improved user experience, making it a key consideration for companies building data-intensive applications, cloud storage services, or high-traffic websites.

Compression

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