MoQ stands for Media over QUIC. It is a new protocol that is being drafted as an IETF specification.

MoQ is designed to deliver real-time media, such as audio and video, over the QUIC transport protocol. MoQ leverages the benefits and characteristics of QUIC to provide more efficient and reliable streaming of media content compared to protocols like RTP. The purpose and intent of MoQ is to take the complexity of live media processing from the developers and integrate it directly into web browsers.

MoQ can handle multiple media streams simultaneously over a single connection without the risk of head-of-line blocking, which can be a limitation in traditional TCP-based streaming systems.

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