QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) is a network protocol based on UDP (User Datagram Protocol) and developed by Google. It was designed to solve TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) problems, especially related to connection time and latency. QUIC is a reliable, secure and faster alternative to TCP and is supported by Google Chrome and other browsers. It also offers some advantages over the HTTP/2 protocol, such as better connection detection, error correction, and the ability to send multiple requests over one connection. The new HTTP/3 protocol is based on QUIC.
