The Browser Is Becoming a Compute Platform: How Edge AI and High-Performance Web...
The Browser Is Becoming a Compute Platform: How Edge AI and High-Performance Web Architectures Are Reshaping the Modern Web
For most of the web's history, browsers were presentation layers.
They rendered HTML, executed lightweight JavaScript, and delegated computationally expensive tasks to backend infrastructure.
That assumption is rapidly becoming obsolete.
Modern web applications now perform workloads that would have been considered impossible inside a browser only a few years ago:
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