The Federal Internet Exchange (FIX) is a U.S. government initiative designed to enhance the efficiency, security, and resilience of internet traffic routing for federal agencies. It aims to facilitate direct interconnection among federal agencies, promote cross-agency collaboration, reduce reliance on commercial internet service providers, and improve overall network performance. Key features of FIX include: 1. **Direct Connectivity**: FIX allows federal agencies to connect directly to one another, bypassing the need to route traffic through commercial networks.
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