Comcast is rolling out a new Xfinity Internet service with ultra-low latency, designed to enhance gaming and video conferencing experiences. The service promises reduced lag during FaceTime calls, VR use, and improved performance on numerous Steam games. Initially limited to select cities, the low-lag experience will become more widespread as content providers adopt the technology.
Today, Comcast announced the rollout of a new Internet connection with ultra- low latency , designed for use while gaming or videoconferencing. The company’s Xfinity Internet will see a major drop in latency during FaceTime calls, while using a VR headset, and better performance on “many” games on Steam.
Recommended Videos This service could be a particular boon for the competitive gaming space. One of the disadvantages of online gaming is lag, and games where split-second reactions are required can lend an unfair advantage to the player with the least latency.
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