Traffic consumed by Team Foundation Server 2010

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We are currently selecting a source control and issue tracking software, and are looking towards Team Foundation Server 2010.

Some participants of our project often have slow Internet connection (for example during travel), and therefore it is important for us to have a source control system that does not consume too much traffic.

I was unable to find information on traffic consumption when using TFS 2010. Does anyone has such info?

Does TFS 2010 support traffic compression?

Do other source control systems (like SVN, for example) produce less or more traffic than TFS 2010?

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