100ms traces streaming capture from late 1990s to live streaming

The immediate takeaway is that streaming capture is now being framed as foundational infrastructure, not a niche feature, with 100ms tracing its path from the late 1990s into current live streaming and content creation use. That history matters because it connects encoding and software workflows to the tools creators actually use today. For the broader ecosystem, the article positions streaming capture as part of the streaming industry’s evolution rather than a standalone product category. The specific signal to watch is how 100ms continues to describe streaming capture’s role across live streaming and content creation in future technical content.