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Just read on news.com that the W3C consortium is considering a binary XML standard. This could really speed up a lot of transactions. The mayor drawback of course will be the fact that these messages are not human readable.
I believe this could be a good thing to speed up webservices. A binary XML message format should be much faster to process and parse than an ASCII version of the same message.
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What heresy, all you need is text. Oh, and a faster computer. At least that’s what I’ve always read from the XML experts and pundits.