Some networks fall apart exactly when it matters most 📡
Jitter is the variation in packet delay. Low numbers mean steady, predictable delivery, and that consistency is what trading infrastructure depends on.
The public internet swings hard under load. Jitter spikes line up with congestion and volatility, the exact moments when market data is most valuable and most contested.
- Marseille to Strasbourg: 1.57 milliseconds - London to Oslo: 8.85 milliseconds - London to Marseille: over 13 milliseconds
DoubleZero holds a flat 0.03 milliseconds of jitter across essentially every route it runs. That kind of consistency is what market data needs when conditions turn chaotic.