A quick look at QUIC
Get the backstory on the history and design of QUIC, and what implications it might have on the overall architecture of the Internet Protocol.
Tag: QUIC
Three of the best: Geoff Huston
Geoff was again in fine form in 2018 with insightful posts on DNS, IPv6, routing, and time.
Three of the best: Long reads
Here are three of our best thought provoking reads from 2018 for your holiday break.
Three of the best: Guest Posts
Thanks to the 100+ guest bloggers who contributed stories to the APNIC Blog in 2018. Here’s three of the best!
Internet economics is a thing and we need to take note
Opinion: The importance of being able to measure the economic impact of the Internet and its services is vital for the fair and effective operation of markets.
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.
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.
Just one QUIC bit
A proposal to add a “spin bit” to the QUIC protocol sparked much debate at IETF 101.
Opinion: Crypto Zealots?
Is there a core of “crypto zealots” in the IETF that are pushing an extreme agenda about encryption?