According to Comcast spokesperson Joel Shadle, L4S trials have shown that "we were able to reduce working latency—the latency under normal conditions in the home when people are using the ...

Comcast is officially starting to roll out the “pioneering new, ultra-low lag connectivity experience.” technology powering this upgrade is based on a standard called L4S.

L4S, a technology you probably have never heard of, could make the internet drastically better. And companies like Apple, Google, Comcast, and more are trying to make it happen.

How do you use L4S? L4S is open-source, so Comcast doesn’t have any special rights to it, but actually using it still ...

In theory, L4S eliminates that problem by optimizing routes dynamically. Comcast’s Joel Shadle told The Verge that in early testing, L4S cut "working latency"—the kind of lag users experience ...

Comcast has announced new technology for ultra-low lag Internet on its Xfinity service. According to the company's release, users of select products and software from its partners will experience ...

As The Verge highlights, the tech is based on an open standard known as L4S – short for low latency, ... Comcast initiated low-latency field trials in mid-2023 and according to the company, ...

In June of last year Comcast announced trials of its L4S tech. At the time, it was said that Apple and Nvidia were collaborating with the internet provider on the technology.

Comcast conducted the first L4S trials with Apple, Nvidia, and Valve. Customers with the Xfinity 10G Gateway XB7/XB8, Arris S33, and Netgear CM1000v2 gateway can actually use L4S now, ...

L4S kills buffer bloat Big companies are becoming more interested in the L4S stands for Low Latency, ... Comcast has announced the industry's first L4S field trials in collaboration with Apple, ...

Comcast's L4S testing is bringing low lag internet to six American cities, with the goal to make it free for all of the ISP's customers. Skip to Main Content View our Bluesky Page (Opens in a new tab) ...