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I wonder if this is due to the "repeal" of Net Neutrality. I know little about network architecture so just speculating.
by jmclnx 2y ago
I wonder if this is due to the "repeal" of Net Neutrality. I know little about network architecture so just speculating.
- test6554 2y agoNow that they know they can charge extra for it, they decided to make the investment.
- organsnyder 2y agoComcast's technical side does a lot of interesting work: they were one of the first big ISPs to roll out IPv6, for instance. Not saying they're on the whole a benevolent (or even trustworthy) corporation, but these sorts of things don't need to warrant immediate suspicion.
- viraptor 2y agoNo, it's just some incremental improvement. Anyone forwarding traffic needs some kind of congestion control system. This is just another implementation of it.