What are Networks?
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What are Networks?
A network is a collection of two or more devices connected to share resources and communicate. Networks can be as small as two computers linked in a home office or as large as the global infrastructure of the Internet. They form the backbone of modern digital communication, enabling everything from file sharing and printing to video streaming and cloud computing.
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