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.
Tag: QUIC
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?
Measuring QUIC vs TCP on mobile and desktop
Guest Post: A recent study finds that QUIC largely outperforms TCP except for in the presence of packet reordering and on resource-constrained mobile devices.
Internet protocols are changing
Guest Post: Learn about the significant recent changes being made to the core Internet protocols.
Thoughts on IETF 98
Geoff Huston shares his impressions from IETF 98 Working Groups and sessions, including DNSOPS, Homenet, IPv6, QUIC and Multi-Path TCP.
A QUIC experiment with Chrome 52+
QUIC has been in Chrome for some years now but Chrome versions 52 and 53 will allow you to run your own QUIC service, if you like.