Peering Agreements

Peering agreements are arrangements between Internet service providers (ISPs) or networks to exchange traffic directly, without charging each other. This allows them to share data more efficiently, improving speed and reducing costs. In essence, it’s like two businesses agreeing to send customers to each other without paying for the service. These agreements help maintain a more reliable and efficient Internet by enabling different networks to connect and communicate directly, enhancing overall performance and user experience. Peering is vital for a smooth and fast Internet, benefiting both providers and their users.