In my previous article about AJAX and Latency I talked about the effect of high network latency on AJAX applications. My suggestion was that well-designed AJAX apps can still be more responsive than traditional web applications, even with high latency.
Nevertheless, a low-latency connection is always better than a high-latency connection: so on backbase.com we're improving the infrastructure. First we've measured performance, and now we're optimizing the site itself, and we're considering a Content Distribution Network. A lot of this can also be applied to regular websites, but I'll highlight some AJAX peculiarities along the way.
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