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Network latency has failed to keep up with other improvements in computer performance. … The last three decades have seen only a 30x reduction in latency, while network bandwidth has improved more than 3,000x over the same period, and processor throughput, disk capacity, and memory capacity have also had large gains.

It’s Time for Low Latency [PDF]

September 19, 2011
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