According to the survey, CME says that “concerns about latency saw a 13% increase, up from 16% to 29%.”
This reporter was about to commit the numbers to paper when a colleague pointed out that the increase from 16% to 29% is not 13%. It is 13 percentage points, or an 81.25% increase. So the number of people concerned about latency is rising a little faster than the CME would suggest.
Seeing that this reporter spent most of her high-school career under a Labour government, she had an excuse not to know the difference.
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