UNI (User-Network Interface)

The User-Network Interface (UNI) is a point of connection between a user's equipment, like a computer or a phone, and the wider telecommunications network. It allows devices to communicate with the network and access services like the internet or phone calls. Essentially, UNI defines how data is sent and received between the user’s devices and the service provider, ensuring that information flows efficiently and reliably, enabling various functionalities like voice calls, video streaming, and data transfer. This interface is crucial for seamless communication in our increasingly connected world.