Network Infrastructure

Network infrastructure refers to the hardware and software systems that connect computers, servers, and other devices so they can communicate and share resources. It includes elements like routers, switches, cables, and wireless access points, which form the backbone of a local or wide area network. This infrastructure enables data transfer, internet access, and centralized management of digital resources within an organization or across the internet. Essentially, it’s the foundation that allows devices to connect, share information, and function efficiently in a digital environment.