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Wat is Path inflation?

Definition 19.1 Networks, Hardware and Trading Infrastructure · Hoofdstuk 19 — Cross-Region Crypto Networks

The path inflation of a route between two places is its measured round trip divided by the round trip light would need along the geodesic in the route’s medium (for long-haul networks, fibre): chapter 10’s route factor, for round trips over networks whose medium and path are not published.

From Tokyo toGeodesicVacuumFibreBackboneSpecialistPath inflation
(km)RTT (ms)RTT (ms)(ms)(ms)backbonespecialist
Hong Kong2 88319.228.1––––
Singapore5 31135.451.868.065.41.311.26
N. Virginia10 89572.7106.3150.2135.41.411.27
Frankfurt9 35962.491.3224.3136.52.461.50
London9 58664.093.5210.0139.62.251.49
Stockholm8 19454.779.9245.3124.33.071.56
Table 19.1. Tokyo’s hubs: geodesic distances between the region cities and the round trips light needs along them, against the median round trips AWS published for April 2026 over its backbone (VPC peering) and over Direct Connect with a specialised network, and the path inflation of each against the fibre floor. Data: nw_race.hub_rows().
Round trips from Tokyo: the fibre floor along the geodesic, and the published medians over a specialised network and over the provider’s backbone (April 2026). Data: fig_race.py, .
Figure 19.1. Round trips from Tokyo: the fibre floor along the geodesic, and the published medians over a specialised network and over the provider’s backbone (April 2026). Data: fig_race.py, Table 19.1.
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