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It talks about reduced latency, but doesn't describe how it is achieved and why there's such a jump from 50ms to 1ms. https://www.digi.com/blog/post/5g-network
by xaduha 5y ago
It talks about reduced latency, but doesn't describe how it is achieved and why there's such a jump from 50ms to 1ms.
https://www.digi.com/blog/post/5g-network-architecture https://www.digi.com/blog/post/5g-network-architecture "Difference between 4G and 5G Network Architecture" section (no id sadly)
Basically there should be less tunneling, as far as I understand.
- belgesel 5y agoYou are right. In 5G, data packets goes through less tunneling than it was before. Although there is less tunneling, 1ms latency for "end to end" or from user device to the Internet doesn't sound realistic. I have no real life measurements but if I would have to guess, it should be around 5~10 ms.
- hocuspocus 5y agoMore like 10-15 ms in practice, on sub-6 bands at least.
- unmole 5y agoYou sometimes see the same happen in IPv4 vs IPv6 networks.