Network Interconnection

Network interconnection is the process by which different computer networks connect and communicate with each other. It allows devices on separate networks—such as your home Wi-Fi and a corporate network—to exchange data seamlessly. This is achieved through dedicated links, routers, or exchange points that facilitate the transfer of information, ensuring users can access resources, websites, and services regardless of their network provider or location. Essentially, interconnection enables a unified, global digital infrastructure, allowing different networks to work together smoothly and efficiently.