Switching Throughput is a performance metric in network switching that quantifies the maximum rate at which a switch can successfully transmit data packets between input and output ports without loss, under specified conditions.
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The throughput of data switches with and without speedup
J. G. Dai, Balaji Prabhakar · 2002 · 471 citations
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