* a save in bandwidth is huge on mobile speed, google believes that speed effects web use, web use effects revenue
* a save in bandwidth is cheaper for google
* att, verizon, sprint, and tmobile are limiting mobile data plans, smaller images means more web page loads
* net neutrality might fail, you might have to pay for data
* google runs a lot of content via app-engine, gmail + chrome, google should be able to make the switch for the stacks they own to develop an advantage.
* others will follow in adoption like facebook if it saves them on one of their largest costs cdns.
* a save in bandwidth is huge on mobile speed, google believes that speed effects web use, web use effects revenue
* a save in bandwidth is cheaper for google
* att, verizon, sprint, and tmobile are limiting mobile data plans, smaller images means more web page loads
* net neutrality might fail, you might have to pay for data
* google runs a lot of content via app-engine, gmail + chrome, google should be able to make the switch for the stacks they own to develop an advantage.
* others will follow in adoption like facebook if it saves them on one of their largest costs cdns.
* openness an open format can go on more devices.
* open devices might appear faster on the web.