Comparing TCP and QUIC
What changes has QUIC brought to the transport table?
Tag: QUIC
[Podcast] Taking a systems approach to developing new protocols
It would be a whole lot easier to explain systems if we just built better systems.
Underload: The future of congestion control
Guest Post: How can we solve the diminishing feedback problem for Internet congestion control?
A second look at QUIC use
Getting QUIC measurement right.
It’s time to reconsider selective FEC with high-priority resources in HTTP/3
Guest Post: Forward Error Correction can reduce the need for retransmission times in QUIC by >100 ms.
Notes from IETF 114
ROV measurement, DANE Portal, IPv6 extension headers, congestion control, and more topics of interest from IETF 114.
[Podcast] QUIC, and not so complex
New protocols like QUIC may seem complex to begin with but with experience and support they are becoming the next generation of protocol the Internet needs.
[Podcast] Making the Internet QUICer
After nine years, how widely is QUIC being used and is it improving the reliability, security and speed of the Internet, as promised?
A look at QUIC use
How extensively is QUIC being used on today’s Internet?
TCPLS: Modern Transport Services with TCP and TLS
Guest Post: TCPLS takes advantage of decades of performance optimizations made to TCP and has also a few other tricks up its sleeves.