Understanding Latency is a knowledge-sharing event designed to explore the current trends and developments in latency management, L4S, and low-latency networking.

Cross industry experts present their knowledge and share their latest insight into what's possible.

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TOP INDUSTRY
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40

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96.2%

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Speakers

Comcast Jason Livingood

Jason Livingood serves as Vice President of Technology Policy & Standards at Comcast. As part of this role, he coordinates Comcast’s efforts to do things including... Read more

Comcast Jason Livingood

Jason Livingood serves as Vice President of Technology Policy & Standards at Comcast. As part of this role, he coordinates Comcast’s efforts to do things including (1) develop open standards such as at the IETF, (2) spur R&D such as via leading the Comcast Innovation Fund and engaging with universities around the world to conduct research of interest to Comcast, (3) apply research and standards to initiate new network and services’ concepts and (4) engage with governments, regulators and other external key stakeholders.

Jason joined Comcast in 1996 to help the company launch high-speed Internet services and has also been instrumental in the creation and launch of Comcast’s business class Internet services, Xfinity Voice, Xfinity Home, and Xfinity WiFi. He has held a wide range of roles in the company, including in architecture, engineering, operations, software development, DevOps, and product management.

Jason serves on the board of the IETF Administration LLC. He also has several patents and RFCs and currently serves on the Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group (BITAG) and in other industry technical working groups. He has also served on the Board of Trustees of the Internet Society, ICANN’s Security & Stability Advisory Committee, the FCC’s Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Committee, and other industry groups. He holds a M.B.A., concentrating in Technology Management, as well as a B.S. from Drexel University.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'Presentation Title TBA'

Google Neal Cardwell

Neal Cardwell is a Principal Software Engineer at Google. He entered the UC Berkeley PhD program and then followed his advisor, Tom Anderson, to the University of... Read more

Google Neal Cardwell

Neal Cardwell is a Principal Software Engineer at Google. He entered the UC Berkeley PhD program and then followed his advisor, Tom Anderson, to the University of Washington, where he published research in the area of TCP congestion control. He has worked at Google since 2002, on projects including GFE (the Google Front End proxying all traffic for google.com), Googlebot (Google's web crawler), routing performance, the open source Packetdrill network stack testing tool, and Linux TCP loss recovery (including RACK-TLP) and congestion control (including BBR congestion control). He is currently a member of the Congestion Control team at Google.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

Apple Stuart Cheshire

As Apple’s Distinguished Engineer for networking, Stuart has been fighting latency, both in end systems, and in the network itself, for many years. Creator of Bonjour (Zeroconf), Bolo.... Read more

Apple Stuart Cheshire

As Apple’s Distinguished Engineer for networking, Stuart has been fighting latency, both in end systems, and in the network itself, for many years. Creator of Bonjour (Zeroconf), Bolo (one of the earliest Internet multi-player games), and author of “It’s the Latency, Stupid!”

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'Presentation Title TBA'

Nokia Gino Dion

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised... Read more

Domos Magnus Olden

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised the need for a more precise understanding of network quality, which led him to co-author the IETF Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework. His work has driven technical innovations in Latency, the network quality–application outcome translation, and Network APIs. He has contributed to industry through the Telecom Infra Project, prpl, CAMARA Project, IETF and Broadband Forum.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'From Complex Latency Measures to Application Outcome'

Broadband Forum Craig Thomas

Bjørn Ivar Teigen is Head of Research at Domos, and a PhD candidate at the University of Oslo. His research interests are in queuing theory, distributed systems, and Machine... Read more

Domos Bjørn Ivar Teigen

Bjørn Ivar Teigen is Head of Research at Domos, and a PhD candidate at the University of Oslo. His research interests are in queuing theory, distributed systems, and Machine Learning with applications in modeling and optimizing real-world networks.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

Host & Moderator

Domos Magnus Olden

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised... Read more

Domos Magnus Olden

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised the need for a more precise understanding of network quality, which led him to co-author the IETF Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework. His work has driven technical innovations in Latency, the network quality–application outcome translation, and Network APIs. He has contributed to industry through the Telecom Infra Project, prpl, CAMARA Project, IETF and Broadband Forum.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'From Complex Latency Measures to Application Outcome'

Bufferbloat Project & LibreQoS Dave Täht

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised... Read more

Domos Magnus Olden

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised the need for a more precise understanding of network quality, which led him to co-author the IETF Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework. His work has driven technical innovations in Latency, the network quality–application outcome translation, and Network APIs. He has contributed to industry through the Telecom Infra Project, prpl, CAMARA Project, IETF and Broadband Forum.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'From Complex Latency Measures to Application Outcome'

Aterlo Dan Siemon

DSCP values have traditionally not been honored across ISP boundaries. That may change with NQB. This session will examine the prevalence of DSCP values in traffic at U.S. regional providers today.

Domos Magnus Olden

Magnus Olden, co-founder and CTO of Domos, has a strong background in Machine Learning and its application to optimising network quality. Early in his career, he recognised the need for a more precise understanding of network quality, which led him to co-author the IETF Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework. His work has driven technical innovations in Latency, the network quality–application outcome translation, and Network APIs. He has contributed to industry through the Telecom Infra Project, prpl, CAMARA Project, IETF and Broadband Forum.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

'A Small Study of DSCP Usage at U.S. Regional Providers'

Domos Bjørn Ivar Teigen

Bjørn Ivar Teigen is Head of Research at Domos, and a PhD candidate at the University of Oslo. His research interests are in queuing theory, distributed systems, and Machine... Read more

Domos Bjørn Ivar Teigen

Bjørn Ivar Teigen is Head of Research at Domos, and a PhD candidate at the University of Oslo. His research interests are in queuing theory, distributed systems, and Machine Learning with applications in modeling and optimizing real-world networks.

'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency'

Host & Moderator

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Agenda

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