Spectrum Begins Rolling Out Ultra Low-Latency Internet Connections

Spectrum begins rolling out ultra low-latency Internet connections

A WiFi 7-capable Internet router used with Spectrum Internet service. (Courtesy photo) Charter Communications has started rolling out ultra low-latency Internet service on its Spectrum broadband network, a move that the company says will make online gaming, video calls, artificial intelligence tools and other real-time applications more responsive for customers. The new capability is powered by L4S, short for “low latency, low loss, scalable thr…

Charter launches low-latency broadband in multiple markets

Targeting apps such as online gaming and improved video calls, Charter Communications has launched a L4S-based low-latency capability in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas; Reno, Nevada, Rochester, Minnesota, and St. Louis, Missouri. #pressrelease

New Spectrum internet targets game lag in Dallas–Fort Worth and beyond

Ultra-low latency L4S tech aims to cut delays in gaming and video calls, now live for Spectrum customers in four areas, with nationwide rollout planned.