I'm a late edition as a speaker. I'll go over, very briefly,

o) Why latency engineers should use iperf 2 over iperf 3
o) Clock sync options for one way delay (OWD), GPS pps & PTP
o) Iperf 2 latency metrics
o) Little's Law and bufferbloat displacement units in memory (packets, 
bytes)
o) WiFi low latency table
o) Sense of urgency reminder - low latency networks aren't just needed 
for high frequency traders

Also, I'll be presenting a similar presentation for the FCC TAC soon.

Let me know if any of your engineering teams need a longer presentation, 
e.g. WiFi latency technologies, tools, and metrics. Or how to build WiFi 
test rigs with variable channel conditions and statistical process 
controls. Or why iperf 2 is preferred and how a united group behind 
iperf 2 could help move things along.

Bob
> Hello to all,
> 
> Register here: https://www.understandinglatency.com
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> In the mean time, you can watch 1.0 here:
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> See you all in December!
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Frank
> 
> Frantisek (Frank) Borsik
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