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You've just deployed your app, and you're excited to see how it performs. But as the traffic starts rolling in, you notice that your WebAssembly modules are taking a hit. The execution time is slowing down, and your users are starting to feel the pain. You know that you need to optimize your WebAssembly execution, but you're not sure where to start.
Why This Matters
The current state of WebAssembly execution is a major bottleneck for many applications. With the rise of edge computing and server components, it's becoming increasingly important to optimize your WebAssembly modules for faster execution. In this article, you'll learn how to unlock 20x faster WebAssembly execution using WebAssembly 2.1, edge computing, and Next.js 14 server components.
The Problem/Context
Let's take a look at a real-world example. When Airbnb faced a similar issue, they reduced their load time by 43% by optimizing their WebAssembly modules. But what about your application? Are you experiencing similar issues?
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