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I fear latency is always going to be the issue that stops this working across arbitrary networks, with the amount of buffering that goes on. How many hops is Go
by jrabone 14y ago
I fear latency is always going to be the issue that stops this working across arbitrary networks, with the amount of buffering that goes on. How many hops is Google Fiber to the nearest cloud services provider?
- marquis 14y agoI imagine some form of computer prediction combined with intelligent buffering could minimize the effects of latency for many tasks.
- indiecore 14y agoYou're still bound by the laws of physics. Nothing real time is ever going to get to you faster than a piece of fiber can carry it.
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- jonknee 14y agoI would imagine very few, everyone wants to peer with Google.