For the most recent issue of the IETF journal, there’s an article on the RITE subproject of Ultra-Low Delay for All. We are so used to the unpredictability of queuing delay, we don’t know how good the Internet would feel without it. The RITE project has developed simple technology to make queuing delay a thing … Continue reading
The RITE project was present with a stand at the Bits-N-Bites session at IETF-93 in Prague. Bits-N-Bites is an exhibition focused on Internet standards, and technology, gathering nearly 1,400 engineers, computer scientists and academics at the forefront of developing standards for the continuing expansion and robustness of the Internet. The technical focus of the RITE … Continue reading
The RITE project is having its 3rd plenary meeting in Berlin 03.08.2013-04.08.2013. The meeting is held in conjunction with IETF 87. RITE members are contributing with several drafts: draft-ietf-tcpm-newcwv-02, draft-ietf-tcpm-rtorestart-00, draft-fairhurst-tsvwg-buffers and draft-welzl-rmcat-coupled-cc . Continue reading
RITE was strongly represented at the Orlando IETF, by Gorry Fairhurst (Univ. Aberdeen), Bob Briscoe and Phil Eardley (BT), Michael Welzl and Stein Gjessing (UiO), David Ros (Telecom Bretagne) and Anna Brunström (Karlstad University). RITE partners held internal meetings on Sunday and Thursday evening, discussing technical details related to their ongoing work as well as … Continue reading
The project group representing the RITE partners have been gathered at Simula Research Laboratory for project kick-off meeting 22–23 November. The present Internet limits performance of applications that need real-time interaction, in part due to the fact that the network has been optimised to boost throughput. Large buffers throughout the network add to the end-to-end … Continue reading
