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Low Communication Complexity

Definition

Low communication complexity describes a system design characteristic where the amount of data exchanged between its constituent components is minimal. In distributed computing and blockchain networks, this signifies that nodes require fewer messages or smaller data packets to coordinate and reach a common state. Minimizing communication overhead is crucial for improving scalability, reducing latency, and enhancing overall system efficiency. This property is particularly important in environments with high network latency or bandwidth constraints.