HTTP/2 is a major revision of the HTTP network protocol. It improves speed, efficiency, and security compared to HTTP/1.1 by enabling features like header compression, multiplexing (sending multiple requests over a single TCP connection), and server push (the server proactively sends resources to the client before they are explicitly requested). It's commonly used to improve website loading times and reduce network latency.
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