Latency-throughput Tradeoff
Latency-Throughput Tradeoff is a fundamental performance tradeoff in computer systems that characterizes the inverse relationship between the time delay in processing individual tasks (latency) and the rate at which tasks are completed (throughput), where optimizing one typically degrades the other.
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