IAB COVID-19 Workshop: Interconnection Changes in the United States
draft-feamster-livingood-iab-covid19-workshop-01
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| Authors | Francesco Bronzino , Elizabeth Culley , Nick Feamster , Shinan Liu , Jason Livingood , Paul Schmitt | ||
| Last updated | 2021-05-01 (Latest revision 2020-10-28) | ||
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Abstract
During the early weeks and months of the COVID-19 pandemic, significant changes to Internet usage occurred as a result of a sudden global shift to people working, studying and quarantining at home. One aspect that this affected was interconnection between networks, which this paper studies. This paper explores some of the effects of these changes on Internet interconnection points, in terms of utilization, traffic ratios, and other performance characteristics such as latency.
Authors
Francesco Bronzino
Elizabeth Culley
Nick Feamster
Shinan Liu
Jason Livingood
Paul Schmitt
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