Explicit Congestion Notification The second day of the Kista Interim Meeting …
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The QUIC Working Group is trying to make the November deadline, looking to reach consensus on as many issues as possible.
The Melbourne Interim Meeting has come and gone. The schedule was packed tight with topics as the Working Group strives to hit the November 2018 deadline for QUIC v1.
QCRAM-04 addresses the deadlock hazard, but is unable to minimize HoLB for a certain class of applications. Learn more.
Dmitri: “The cast of characters in the wonderful play that is the QUIC standardization process is no longer just a bunch of email addresses and GitHub handles for me.”
Day Two featured many interesting idea exchanges and back-and-forth arguments.
Thoughts from the IETF QUIC Working Group Interim Meeting in Seattle, where they are ironing out the details of the IETF version of the QUIC protocol.