Low-latency queuing refers to a system or method of managing data packets in a way that minimizes the time taken for them to travel from a source to a destination. This concept is particularly relevant in networking, telecommunications, and real-time applications, where timely data delivery is crucial. ### Key Principles of Low-Latency Queuing: 1. **Queue Management**: In traditional queuing systems, packets can wait for unpredictable amounts of time due to various factors like congestion or processing delays.
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