High-speed networks: definition and fundamental attributes
Computer Communications
A predictive dynamic output buffer reconfiguration (PDOBR) architecture for ATM networks
Computer Communications
Performance comparison of media access protocols for Gbit/s networks in the local area
Computer Communications
Review: The Xpress Transfer Protocol
Computer Communications
Flow control in the high-speed Thunder and Lightning ATM network
Computer Communications
Real-time transmission of multilayer video over ATM networks
Computer Communications
Capacity enhancement of local area bus networks using wavelength division multiplexing
Computer Communications
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It is argued that delays through gigabit networks are dominated by propagation delay, so communications techniques and protocols for megabit networks would be inefficient or ineffective for gigabit networks. The latency-bandwidth tradeoff for gigabit networks is discussed, and an example of it is presented. It is concluded that gigabit networks have forced network designers to deal with propagation delays due to the finite speed of light