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Traffic moves over the Internet through connections between internet service providers (ISPs) and their points of presence (POPs). ISPs have multiple POPs, which are physical access points that customers can connect to in order to access the ISP's network. ISPs offer internet connection services to subscribers and connect their POPs using high-speed fiber-optic connections, which can transmit much more data than copper wires without needing amplification over long distances.
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