It’s time to replace TCP with online-learning congestion control
Guest Post: Performance-oriented Congestion Control (PCC) is a new online learning approach to congestion control that seeks to overcome the limitations of traditional TCP.
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Understanding the limitations of HTTPS
Guest Post: There are limits to the benefits HTTPS provides, even when deployed properly.
Conditional router advertisements in enterprise multihoming
Guest Post: Despite popular belief, IPv6 multihoming is possible. Find out how.
Viewing network performance through the eyes of end hosts
Guest Post: Leveraging end hosts is an efficient way to monitor the health of a network, compare performances across providers, and quickly spot issues.
How much of the Internet is using QUIC?
Guest Post: First of its kind study monitors the growth of a new transport protocol, QUIC.
Explicit passive measurability and the QUIC Spin Bit
Guest Post: Coupled with an additional two-bit signal, the Valid Edge Counter, the QUIC spin bit can provide a higher resolution of latency trouble spots in a network.
Automatically detect peering infrastructure outages with new tool
Guest Post: Kepler is a new method to automate the localization and monitoring of outages at IXPs and interconnection facilities by using publicly available data.
BBR patches for higher WiFi throughput and lower queuing delays
Feedback is sought on recent BBR patches that seek to increase throughput for WiFi and lower queuing delays.
Adoption, performance, and human perception of HTTP/2 Server Push
Guest Post: Study seeks to measure adoption of HTTP/2 and whether Server Push really does speed up the Web.
Empowering local communities to build, maintain and expand their Community Network
Guest Post: Citizen initiative brings the Internet to rural areas, bridging the digital divide.