"Your Wi-Fi Is Fast. So Why Does It Feel Slow?" Understanding L4S and the End of Bufferbloat | PRG 26

Your network is fast — but your video calls freeze, your games lag, and your users complain. The culprit isn't bandwidth; it's bufferbloat, and it's been hiding in plain sight for decades.

This session breaks down L4S (Low Latency, Low Loss, Scalable Throughput), the IETF-standardized architecture that slashes Wi-Fi queuing latency from 500ms to under 2ms without sacrificing throughput. You'll walk away understanding why the problem exists, what the data says, and exactly where L4S is already deployed — plus three concrete steps you can take immediately to make your network feel as fast as it actually is.