The Zero-Ping Illusion
The laws of physics state that light takes time to travel from a data center to your monitor. Yet, the newly deployed “EdgeStream” protocol uses negative latency algorithms—predicting your inputs milliseconds before you make them and pre-rendering frames.
How?
It sounds like magic, but it uses localized neural networks running on your TV or lightweight client to guess your immediate trajectory, masking the round-trip delay.
If they guess wrong, localized frame generation quickly warps the image into place. The result is a buttery smooth 120fps stream that competitive players are actually approving for tournament use.