Extracting large compressed archives (such as 100GB zip or tar files) typically requires downloading the file completely, then running decompression tools, double-writing the archive to your storage.
To optimize this workflow, modern storage architectures leverage real-time stream decompression.
On-the-Fly Stream Parsing
NextGen DLM passes incoming network packets through an optimized decompression stream (such as flate2 or zip-rs).
As bytes arrive on our parallel sockets, they are decompressed in memory and written **directly** as individual files, saving time and drive wear.