Latency
The time delay between sending a request and receiving a response. Network latency is measured in milliseconds and affected by physical distance, routing hops, server processing time, and network congestion. High latency can cause timeout errors (HTTP 408 or 504) and poor user experience. CDNs and edge computing reduce latency by serving content from locations closer to the user.
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