Network Layers
Network Layers refer to a conceptual division of computer network architecture that organizes communication protocols into a series of hierarchical layers. Each layer serves a specific function in the transmission and reception of data between devices on a network. The layers work together to ensure that data is correctly formatted, transmitted, and received, providing a structured framework for network communication.
External Links
- [NetworkMediaPlayers.com]
- [mindnetwork.xyz] MindNetwork|FHE Restaking Layer for AIPOS Network
- [orderly.network] Orderly Network | The permissionless liquidity layer for Web3 trading
- [Compendia.org] Compendia - A layer 2 network for free, open databases.