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Constant Communication Complexity

Definition

Constant communication complexity signifies that the amount of data exchanged between participants in a distributed system remains fixed, regardless of the system’s size or the number of transactions. This characteristic is highly desirable for scalability, as it prevents communication overhead from growing proportionally with network activity. Achieving this level of efficiency is a significant technical challenge in designing high-performance decentralized protocols. It represents an ideal for efficient network operation.