Homonym: point-to-point (Connection)
"Point-to-point" refers to a method of communication or transportation that connects two specific locations directly. In telecommunications, it describes a direct link between two devices, allowing for efficient data transfer without intermediate connections. This setup is often used in networking to ensure reliable and fast communication.
In transportation, "point-to-point" describes travel routes that connect one destination directly to another, bypassing hubs or stops. This approach is common in airlines, where flights may operate directly between two cities, such as New York and Los Angeles, without layovers, providing convenience and time savings for travelers.