Comment by wh33zle
10 hours ago
There is actually more thought in it than that.
The quoted section is meant to explain in layman's terms that we are doing hardware offloading where possible. That means vectorized instructions for encryption and checksum-offloading and packet segmentation in the kernel / hardware driver where supported.
Being more efficient per packet means that we using less power to move the same amount of data, hence less power draw on mobile platforms.
Having said that, I agree that it could be better while still not be filled with technical jargon.
I don’t think it has much to do with technical jargon. You are making a product for technical people, jargon is fine.
You should not write things with AI that you expect people to read
The quoted section makes sense to me. It’s like video decoding: the more you can do in hardware, and the fewer user mode / kernel mode switches, the less CPU you use and the less power you consume.