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DQuic: Extending QUIC for P2P and Multipath Transport

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39m agoHN ↗

DQuic is an async Rust implementation of QUIC extended for peer-to-peer communication and multipath transport. It enables endpoints across different networks to establish direct connections through integrated NAT traversal, while supporting multiple transport paths for more flexible connectivity. As a core part of the DHttp stack, DQuic provides the underlying transport capabilities that enable DHttp endpoints to connect and communicate across networks.

The project is fully open source. You can find the code and learn more on https://github.com/genmeta.