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The Math Proves It—Network Congestion Is Inevitable
The Math Proves It—Network Congestion Is Inevitable.
A new study from MIT finds that many key algorithms designed to control communication delays on computer networks may prove deeply unfair, letting some users hog all the bandwidth while others get essentially nothing.
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davearonson
Part of the problem of making these things “fair” is to define what that even means – and it seems rather situational.
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