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Lastminute.com has improved the average response time on its website by more than 400% after it adopted systems developed by WARP Technology. The travel-focused website had previously been taking up to 14 seconds to load pages but now averages less than four seconds, which has resulted in numerous business benefits for the late notice e-tailer. It claims that other travel website regularly take at least ten seconds before pages are loaded, providing it with a competitive advantage. Lastminute said it has seen increased revenue streams from dial-up users as a result of the improvements, which have been made across all of its 40 websites.

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