SharePoint Page loading slowness

After our company went through some acquisition process windows team established a two-way trust relationship between our DC and theirs. But, I suspect due to greater distance between the location of two data-centers users from both side experiencing a significant
page load slowness. There is a plan to merge two data-centers in near future but I'm just wondering if someone has any idea how we can overcome this while waiting?
Thanks,

Hi,
I don't think so DC distance is going to be the issue. Enable Developer dashboard to see the queries running on the page which could help you to identify the issue better
Post your response if you have any queries
Venkatesan Nadimuthu

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