You sure they weren't just using http or something and thus the concurrency was effectively hidden by the library? Almost any services that takes requests of any kind uses goroutines extensively.
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No they don't. Even the US partnerships with TSMC aren't cutting edge.
TSMC and arguably Samsung have cutting edge fabs, no one else.
Like Envoy xDS, but for eBPF filters.
That's equivalent to default-deny.
I think either you're just trying to "well-actually" us or you're confused.
This isn't a hypothetical. There are ISPs who do this out of the box. I plugged a linux box into my ISP's cable modem/router in Amsterdam and immediately noticed my ssh port was getting hammered by port scanners. This isn't what most customers, especially those who aren't technically sophisticated, expect.
It's a bit like TSMC: you couldn't buy space on $latestGen fab because Apple had already bought it all. Many companies would have very much liked to order H200s and weren't able to, as they were all pre-sold to hyperscalers. If one of them stopped buying, it's very likely they could sell to other customers, though there might be more administrative overhead?
Now there are some interesting questions about Nvidia creating demand by investing huge amounts of money in cloud providers that will order nv hardware, but that's a different issue.
Lets you run your actions locally. I've had significant success with it for fast local feedback.