Understanding Latency 2.0
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DECEMBER 11-13, 2023 | ONLINE | 16:00 CET (10:00 EST)
DECEMBER 11-13
What's going on in the world of latency management, L4S and low-latency networking, and how does it affect application performance? Learn from cross industry experts in this webinar series, and get the latest insight into what's possible.
Join world-renowned experts on network latency in this knowledge sharing event.
Monday December 11
16:00 CET / 10:00 EST
16:00 CET 'Introduction' by Bjørn Ivar Teigen (Domos)
16:10 CET 'Network Latency 101' by Bjørn Ivar Teigen (Domos)
16:30 CET 'A WebRTC Developers journey in combating latency' by Sean DuBois (LiveKit)
16:50 CET 'IP mobility without the bouncing: the missing OSI layer' by Avery Pennarun (Tailscale)
17:10 CET Francois Blouin and Xinli Hou (Meta)
17:25 CET BREAK
17:40 CET 'Winning with Latency: Key Success Factors for Application QoE Management' by Jos Delbar (Airties)
18:00 CET 'Latency in Cloud Streaming: Selected Topics' by Ermin Sakic (NVIDIA)
18:20 CET Will Penson (Conviva)
18:40 CET Varun Singh (Daily)
19:00 CET 'The Latency Benefits of CDNs' by David Tuber (Cloudflare)
19:20 CET Will Hawkins
19:40 CET 'Latency in video streaming' by Damien Sterkers (Broadpeak)
PROGRAM
Tuesday December 12
16:00 CET / 10:00 EST
16:00 CET 'Introduction' by Bjørn Ivar Teigen (Domos)
16:10 CET 'L4S Field Trial Experiences' by Jason Livingood (Comcast)
16:30 CET Stuart Cheshire (Apple)
16:50 CET 'The 3rd Era of Broadband: Key Industry Challenges' by Gavin Young (Vodafone)
17:10 CET 'Understanding Prague for L4S' by Koen De Schepper (Nokia Bell Labs)
17:25 CET BREAK
17:40 CET 'How BBR Congestion Control Tackles Latency' by Neal Cardwell (Google)
18:00 CET 'Latency - About application and user perspective' by Thomas Zinner & Katrien de Moor (NTNU)
18:20 CET 'Challenges of HTTP-based Low Latency Live Streaming' by Marek Pesta (CDN77)
18:40 CET 'L4S and Low Latency DOCSIS: Some insights from the lab' by Wim De Ketelaere (Excentis)
19:00 CET 'Minimize Latency in Consumer Gateways - Real-Life Measurements and Optimizations' by Stephan Pruecklmayer (MaxLinear)
19:20 CET 'Beyond Latency - Measuring Customer Experience' by Jeremy Austin (Aterlo Networks)
19:40 CET 'Telefónica initiative for E2E latency and jitter analysis' by Luis Miguel Contreras Murillo (Telefónica)
Wednesday December 13
16:00 CET / 10:00 EST
16:00 CET 'Introduction' by Bjørn Ivar Teigen (Domos)
16:10 CET 'A grumpy look at the state of network latency' by Dave Taht (Bufferbloat Project and LibreQoS)
16:30 CET 'Always-on latency monitoring with eBPF' by Toke Høiland Jørgensen (Red Hat)
16:50 CET Neil Davies (PNSol)
17:10 CET 'Quality of Outcome — Towards an understandable network quality framework' by Magnus Olden (Domos)
17:25 CET BREAK
17:40 CET 'WLAN Latency' by Manny Patel (Broadcom)
18:00 CET '"Latency critical" != “interactive": A case for (very!) large queues, for many applications' by Michael Welzl (UiO)
18:20 CET 'Measuring the Internet at Scale' by Lai Yi Ohlsen (Measurement Lab)
18:40 CET 'Why Controlled Delay?' by Kathleen Nichols (Pollere LLC)
19:00 CET Robert McMahon (Broadcom)
19:20 CET Gino Dion (Nokia Bell Labs)
SPEAKERS
Vodafone Group
Gavin Young, Vodafone's Head of Fixed Access, shapes broadband technology strategy globally, with a strong industry background, including roles at Cable & Wireless Worldwide and BT. Gavin is a founding member of the Broadband Forum and serves as Chairman of the Ofcom Spectrum Advisory Board.
Gavin Young
Bufferbloat Project and LibreQoS
Bufferbloat legend, Co-author of FQ_Codel and CAKE, and Chief Science Officer at LibreQoS
Dave Taht
CDN77
As a Client Solution Specialist at CDN77, I'm committed to providing outstanding content delivery solutions through exceptional customer service.
Marek Pesta
Red Hat
Red Hat. PhD on AQMs and packet processing in Linux. Co-author of CAKE and contributor to eBPF/XDP.
Toke Høiland Jørgensen
Nokia Bell Labs
Research Principal at Nokia Bell Labs and Co-Author of L4S.
Koen De Schepper
Domos
PhD in Latency modeling and optimization of WiFi. Co-Author of the Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework.
Bjørn Ivar Teigen
Domos
Co-founder & Chief Technology Officer at Domos. Magnus is co-author of the Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework.
Magnus Olden
Comcast
Leading research, technology policy and standards at Comcast.
Jason Livingood
Daily
Chief Product and Technology Officer at Daily, and co-founder of callstats.io. Expert on real-time video applications, and WebRTC Performance Spec Author.
Varun Singh
Cloudflare
Product Manager at Cloudflare for Network Interconnection, performance, and availability. He is passionate about network performance, network connectivity, and ensuring everyone can have a good experience on the Internet.
David Tuber
Pollere LLC
Past work in, and still opinionated about, passive measurement, AQM and DiffServ. Currently securing Limited Domains.
Kathleen Nichols
Apple
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!".
Stuart Cheshire
Measurement Lab
Lai Yi Ohlsen, data scientist and researcher, leads open Internet performance measurement at Measurement Lab. She's a professor at the New School and has supported projects like Deflect and CENO for online freedom.
Lai Yi Ohlsen
Tailscale
Avery is Co-Founder and CEO of Tailscale. He previously consulted to Alphabet senior leadership and led Google Fiber's gigabit WiFi and platform analytics team. Avery’s open source projects include wvdial, sshuttle, bup, and redo.
Avery Pennarun
NVIDIA
Software engineer passionate about measuring and minimizing latency across multiple interactive streaming products at NVIDIA including its cloud gaming service GeForce NOW.
Ermin Sakic
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Katrien de Moor
Neal Cardwell is a Principal Software Engineer at Google NYC, specializing in TCP congestion control. He has contributed to key Google projects like GFE, Googlebot, and Linux TCP congestion control. Currently, he's a valuable member of Google's Congestion Control team.
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Thomas Zinner
Neal Cardwell
Excentis
Wim De Ketelaere, a Ghent University electronic engineering graduate, is Excentis' CTO. An expert in access networks, IP communication, and Wi-Fi, he's been instrumental in developing IP communication standards and was a top European broadband and pay-TV leader in 2008.
Wim De Ketelaere
Telefónica
Luis M. Contreras, Ph.D., is a telecommunications expert with extensive experience from Alcatel Spain and Orange. He holds an M.Sc. in Telecommunications and a joint M.Sc. in Telematics. Since 2011, he has been with Telefónica I+D / Telefónica Global CTO, specializing in scalable networks and cloud interaction. Active contributor to different SDOs like IETF, O-RAN, ETSI, etc.
Luis M. Contreras
Broadpeak
Damien Sterkers is the Solution Marketing Director at Broadpeak, where he focuses on optimizing video solutions through the latest innovations and adapting to the rapidly evolving market. Before joining Broadpeak, he held various marketing and system engineering roles at Harmonic, Alcatel-Lucent (Nokia), and Canal+ across Europe, the US, and LATAM.
Damien Sterkers
Preseem
Jeremy Austin, Sr. Product Manager at Preseem, Aterlo Networks. After the goal of managing latency is met, what methods beyond speed tests help ISPs understand service delivery? Using Preseem's global ISP data set, we will explore assessment methodologies where well-managed latency can no longer be a primary proxy for user experience.
Jeremy Austin
Nokia Bell Labs
Gino is Head of Innovation at Nokia and has been leading Nokia’s work on implementing and commercializing several low-latency technologies such as PI2 and L4S.
Gino Dion
Manny Patel
Broadcom
Responsible for the WLAN Access Point business at Broadcom.
LiveKit
Sean is the creator of Pion WebRTC and WebRTC for the Curious. Currently involved in adding WebRTC support to OBS. Works as the Field CTO at LiveKit. LiveKit is an open source alternative to Agora or Twilio built on Pion.
Sean DuBois
Conviva
Will, a 10-year Conviva veteran, leads Product Strategy, expanding Time-State capabilities beyond video. He collaborates with major publishers like Disney and Sky, guiding them in aligning content, user experience, and business success. Formerly at KIT digital and Kyte, Will holds an MEng degree from King’s College London and enjoys tinkering with his classic car.
Will Penson
Broadcom
Broadcom automation, test & measurement engineer with a background in packet forwarding and expertise in all things WiFi. The primary iperf 2 maintainer since 2014. Has been working in the industry since 1989.
Robert McMahon
MaxLinear
Stephan Pruecklmayer
Airties
Jos leads Airties's Smart Wi-Fi roadmap, driving cloud, embedded, mobile, and data analytics solutions for ISPs. Committed to industry standards, he enhances time-to-market and fosters innovation. Formerly at Technicolor Connected Home, Jos managed residential gateway software. With nearly 20 years in technology, he's an experienced engineer.
Jos Delbar
University of Oslo
Michael Welzl is a professor at the University of Oslo's Informatics Department, with extensive involvement in the IETF and IRTF, including chairing the ICCRG and leading TAPS formation. His research focuses on transport protocols, network architectures, and Internet performance and energy efficiency.
Michael Welzl
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