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23 February 2010

Tech firm Corvil has published research on new methodologies for measuring latency under its Corvil Expected Quality and Corvil Expected Bandwidth programmes.

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The company claims the research will help guide users through the minefield of choosing the right system to meet their specific requirements.

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