Opera Turbo appears using server Rendering

Opera Turbo has already appeared at the Mobile World Conference. Basically, Opera Turbo is a browser that uses server rendering, similar to Skyfire.
Generally, Opera Turbo users access the website through the server. The server parses the page and splits it into smaller Compressed Content and sends it to the client. This results in higher access speeds for mobile systems (mobile phones or PCs. In the demonstration, the Opera browser running on the PC platform has 3.5 times faster webpage access speed than the Opera browser without this technology.

However, the Opera Turbo browser is not provided for free, and Opera is said to sell the browser to wireless operators as pre-installed browsers. This method is relatively inexpensive for purchasing software licenses.

Opera claims that users of Opera Turbo will experience faster web page opening speeds, while operators have fewer HTTP requests. Opera Turbo seems to be a win-win situation for users and carriers.

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