I’ve seen teams brag about fast networking, then lose half the gains by copying the same bytes again and again. With $FOGO , I keep coming back to one boring truth: moving data is often the tax, not the math.
Zero-copy means you pass data like a library book. Same book, new hands. No reprinting. The packet stays put, and code points to it.
Most “speed” dies in tiny copies. Kernel to user.
Buffer to buffer. Cache gets churned. Latency spikes. Your hot loop goes cold.What
Less copying = less waste.
Lower jitter. More steady block times. It’s not magic. It’s fewer trips carrying the same box across the room. If FOGO nails this, it’s real edge. If not… it’s just noise wearing a lab coat.
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