Lucas and Luna dive into WebAssembly’s unexpected second life: powering edge computing. They trace how a technology originally designed to bring native-speed code to browsers is now running server-side functions at the edge, slashing cold-start times from hundreds of milliseconds to under a millisecond. The hosts break down a real-world case: a large e-commerce platform that cut its checkout latency by 40 percent by migrating a payment-microservice from Node.js to WebAssembly on Cloudflare Workers. They also unpack the broader shift, including Fastly’s Compute@Edge platform and the rise of Wasm component model. Along the way, Lucas shares why Rust and WebAssembly are a natural pairing, and Luna asks the critical question: does this replace containers, or just complement them? A focused, numbers-driven look at one of the most quietly transformative infrastructure shifts of 2026.

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