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Time information takes to move across a network. For voice networks, latency is the delay from when a word is spoken to the time it is heard by the listener. Low latency is usually highly desirable for real-time applications such as voice and video.
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Latency is a factor which affects how fast messages can be transmitted over the switch or any other kind of network. It is the time interval between the instant at which an instruction control unit initiates a call for data transmission and the instant at which the actual transfer of data begins. Latency is related to the hardware characteristics of the system and to the different layers of software that are involved in initiating the task of packing and transmitting the data.
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The minimum time a network needs to send the smallest possible amount of data. Latency depends on things like line speed and the receive and retransmit delay in routers and modems. A low latency indicates a high network efficiency.
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