Latency-Based Routing

Latency-Based Routing is a technique used in computer networks to direct user requests to the server that can respond the fastest. When you access a website, your request may go to multiple servers in different locations. Latency-based routing analyzes the time it takes for each server to respond. It then routes your request to the server with the lowest latency, ensuring quicker access and better performance. This method enhances user experience by reducing delays, which is especially important for online services that require real-time interaction, such as video streaming or online gaming.