Comcast Launches Low-Latency Internet for Gamers and Video Callers

The new technology aims to reduce interaction delays by up to 75% and will roll out to millions of Xfinity customers in early 2025.

Comcast's low-latency technology, based on the L4S open standard, reduces delays in real-time applications like gaming and video calls.
The service initially supports platforms like Apple's FaceTime, Nvidia's GeForce Now, Valve's Steam, and Meta's mixed reality apps.
The rollout begins in cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Colorado Springs, Philadelphia, Rockville, and San Francisco, with plans to expand nationwide.
Comcast claims the technology lowers working latency by 75%, providing smoother and more consistent internet performance for users.
The upgrade will be available to all Xfinity Internet customers at no additional cost as the deployment progresses.