Internet users are impatient. A Zona Research study 
                          found that if your site doesn't load in 8 seconds, up 
                          to 1/3 of your visitors will leave. 
                    
                          
 
                        
                  
                          Savvy eBusinesses recognize that simply having a Web 
                          presence is no longer enough to succeed. They need reliable 
                          high-performance Web sites that load quickly. If you 
                          have a business on the web you know how important your 
                          site loading speed is. If your pages do not load swiftly 
                          then you are losing money. 
                  
                  
                          At Lypha your web pages and scripts load blazingly 
                          fast thanks to our Page Booster engine. 
                          Using a combination of industry standard caching & 
                          compression software from Zend, IntenseSpeed 
                          and HyperSpace Communications, we're able to maximize 
                          the performance of our servers and minimize page loading 
                          times.
                    
                    Cache
                    The first technology we use to speed up our server is a method 
                    known as caching. Caching engines are implemented to reduce 
                    page loading time and script execution by performing optimizations 
                    and various types of caching, using advanced techniques that 
                    yield much better performance -- usually from two to four 
                    times more requests per second. These engines also play an 
                    important part in cutting down latency by as much as 20-fold, 
                    by preventing dynamic pages from doing any repetitive work, 
                    and reducing the turnaround time for each request. 
                    
                  
                  Compression
                  
                        
 
                        The second method we use to boost our server performance 
                          is SS/Compression using mod_gzip, a compression module 
                          which uses the standard zlib compression library to 
                          compress output. The idea is to compress data being 
                          sent out from the Web server, and have the browser decompress 
                          this data on the fly, thus reducing the amount of data 
                          sent and increasing the page display speed. Using HTTP 
                          compression, a performance gain of 150-160% is achieved 
                          across all Lypha.com web servers. Using HTTP Compression 
                          web pages can be 90% or so smaller and images can be 
                          up to 50% or so smaller (depending on how much they 
                          are compressed already). 
                  More information about HTTP compression can be found here.
                  Detailed benchmarks and test results can be found  
                  here. 
                  
                  
                   
                  
                    - Improves site loading speed
 
                    - Higher transaction rate
 
                    - More stability for your hosted site (reduces system and 
                      CPU load)
 
                    - Run more server side scripts, faster (PHP/CGI)
 
                    - Up to 300% performance boost on script executions
 
                    - 150%-160% performance gain on static/dynamic content
 
                    - Bandwidth is conserved
 
                  
                  
                  
                  View 
                  a benchmark report on ZendCache (Adobe Acrobat required 
                  *.pdf) 
                        View 
                        a screenshot of the LYPHA™ cache console