AMER Region Metro Connect – Latency

Here is the latency data in microseconds for the Layer 1 Dense Metro Connect connections (Round Trip) in the Americas (AMER) region. (Refer to footnote 3 for packet-based Layer 2 Metro Connect latency.)

Testing Methodology – Refer to RFC2544, Industry-standard service activation test for single-service Ethernet and IP. Test data collection occurred on 15-Sep-2021 unless otherwise stated.

A-Z and Z-A Sides Short Path
(µs)
Long Path
(µs)
Notes

Atlanta AT1 – AT4

396

1167

 

Atlanta AT1 – AT5

532

1032

 

Atlanta AT4 – AT5

691

873

 

Bogota BG1 – BG2

50

100

Latency data applies to packet-based Metro Connect only.

Chicago CH1/2/4 – CH3

471

498

 

Chicago CH1/2/4 – CH7

428

1086

 

Chicago CH3 – CH7

482

1034

 

Calgary CL1 – CL2

119

430

 

Calgary CL1 – CL3

337

404

 

Calgary CL2 – CL3

210

430

 

Culpeper CU1/2/3/4/6 – DC1/2/3/4/5/6/10/11/12/15/16/21

1569

1600

 

Dallas DA4 – DA1/2/3/6/11

121

1604

 

Dallas DA4 – DA7

762

963

 

Dallas DA1/2/3/6/11 – DA7

842

883

 

Washington, D.C. DC1/2/3/4/5/6/10/11/12/15/16/21 – DC13

105

3064

 

Washington, D.C. DC1/2/3/4/5/6/10/11/12/15/16/21 – DC14

635

2523

 

Los Angeles LA1 – LA4

296

335

 

Los Angeles LA1 – LA6

49

581

 

Los Angeles LA1 – LA7

TBC

TBC

See footnote 6.

Los Angeles LA3/4 – LA7

441

613

 

Los Angeles LA4 – LA6

285

345

 

Miami MI1 – MI3

984

1738

 

Miami MI1 – MI6

393

2312

 

Miami MI2 – MI1

N/A

N/A

Fiber Connect recommended; see footnote 1.

Miami MI2 – MI3

1013

1767

For testing methodology, see footnote 2.

Miami MI2 – MI6

422

2341

For testing methodology, see footnote 2.

Miami MI3 – MI6

1399

1320

 

Montreal MT1 – MT2

517

1005

 

New York NY11 – NY2/4/5/6

425

655

 

New York NY13 – NY2/4/5/6

902

TBC

See footnote 6; 1G packet-based Metro Connect recommended for long path.

New York NY13 – NY9

591

N/A

Fabric is recommended for long path.

New York NY1 – NY11

323

N/A

Fabric is recommended for long path.

New York NY1 – NY2/4/5/6

211

400

 

New York NY1 – NY7

442

632

 

New York NY1 – NY9

241

871

 

New York NY2/4/5/6 – NY7

269

550

 

New York NY2/4/5/6 – NY9

159

660

 

New York NY7 – NY9

391

429

 

Rio de Janeiro RJ1 – RJ2

155

235

 

Seattle SE2/3 – SE4

1526

4728

 

São Paulo SP1 – SP2

223

287

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

São Paulo SP1 – SP3

235

275

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

São Paulo SP1 – SP4

177

333

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

São Paulo SP2 – SP3

73

437

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

São Paulo SP2 – SP4

132

379

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

São Paulo SP3 – SP4

79

431

2019 latency data; current data +/- 20%

Santiago ST1/2 – ST3

576

636

 

Silicon Valley SV1/5/10/11 – SV2 (SV14/15/16/17)

234

868

See footnote 5.

Silicon Valley SV1/5/10/11 – SV3

167

935

 

Silicon Valley SV1/5/10/11 – SV4

383

747

 

Silicon Valley SV1/5/10/11 – SV6

480

796

 

Silicon Valley SV1/5/10/11 – SV8

383

602

 

Silicon Valley SV2 – SV3

172

701

 

Silicon Valley SV2 – SV4

383

422

 

Silicon Valley SV2 – SV6

441

928

 

Silicon Valley SV2 – SV8

368

734

 

Silicon Valley SV3 – SV4

188

914

 

Silicon Valley SV3 – SV6

469

963

 

Silicon Valley SV3 – SV8

375

769

 

Silicon Valley SV4 – SV6

359

1151

 

Silicon Valley SV4 – SV8

145

883

 

Silicon Valley SV6 – SV8

194

208

 

Toronto TR1/2 – TR4

122

1113

See footnote 4.

Toronto TR1/2 – TR5

493

1321

See footnote 4.

Toronto TR1/2 – TR6/7

704

1087

See footnote 4.

Toronto TR4 – TR6/7

660

1131

 

Toronto TR5 – TR6/7

N/A

N/A

Fabric is recommended via Metro Connect to TR2.

Footnotes:

  1. For Miami MI1 to MI2, we recommend using Fiber Connect. Refer to the Fiber Connect data sheet for latency data.

  2. Total latency is the sum of the Fiber Connect latency for the first segment (MI2 – MI1) and the Dense Wavelength Multiplexer latency for the second segment (MI1 – MI3 or MI1 – MI6).

  3. For packet-based Layer 2 Metro Connect, the latency could be 20% more than the data shown here due to additional infrastructure.

  4. For TR1 – TR4, TR1 – TR5, and TR1 – TR6/7, add 30 microsecond latency due to Fiber Connect sub-segment TR1 – TR2. The optical switch is located at TR2.

  5. For SV1/5/10/11 to SV14/15/16/17, add 70 microsecond latency due to Fiber Connect sub-segment SV14/15/16/17 to SV2. The optical switch is located at SV2.

  6. These values are to be completed (TBC).