Understanding Packet-Switched Networks: Dynamic Routing and Shared Infrastructure
Packet-Switched Networks A packet-switched network is a communication system in which data is divided into smaller units called packets that are transmitted independently across shared network paths and reassembled at the destination. Unlike circuit-switched networks, packet-switched systems do not reserve a dedicated communication path before transmission begins. Packet switching forms the architectural foundation of modern
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