Attacking Latency at Its Roots

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 10 Nov 2008

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DWT:
What do you find are the most common mistakes firms make when designing low-latency architectures?James Beeken, Colt:
When designing low-latency network solutions, it is crucial that the characteristics of the underlying network technology and architecture are fully understood. It is key to understand who owns and operates the cables and switches over which your connection is running. It is not only the instantaneous latency between source and destination points in the network that needs to

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