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Interconnection Services bilden eine sichere und leistungsstarke Grundlage für den Austausch von Daten zwischen verschiedenen Anbietern, Nutzern und deren Diensten innerhalb des Gaia-X-Ökosystems. Sie ermöglichen die Kombination von Diensten, die von mehreren Anbietern bereitgestellt werden, und sind entscheidend für die Zusammenstellung von Diensten, die von verschiedenen und verteilten Anbietern angeboten werden. So wird die Leistung von Netzwerken einzelner Anbieter auch in einem komplexen Multi-Provider-Netzwerk gewährleistet.
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