100ms explains how ICE helps peers connect through NATs

ICE sits underneath many real-time communication stacks, so understanding how it handles NATs and firewalls helps explain why peer-to-peer connections succeed or fail. For streaming and video teams, that makes the protocol relevant to the infrastructure layer rather than the app layer alone. The article’s broad framing from 100ms also signals an effort to make a core connectivity primitive accessible to non-specialists. The concrete thing to watch is whether ICE remains the default path for peer-to-peer connectivity in products built on real-time communication.