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Latency lags bandwith

David A. Patterson
- 01 Oct 2004 - 
- Vol. 47, Iss: 10, pp 71-75
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As I review performance trends, I am struck by a consistent theme across many technologies: bandwidth improves much more quickly than latency.
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As I review performance trends, I am struck by a consistent theme across many technologies: bandwidth improves much more quickly than latency. Here, I list a half-dozen performance milestones to document this observation, many reasons why it happens, a few ways to cope with it, a rule of thumb to quantify it, plus an example of how to design systems differently based on this observation.

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