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## Centralization
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IPFS is an open, distributed and participatory network that reduces data silos from centralized servers, making IPFS more resilient than traditional systems. No single entity or person controls, manages or owns IPFS; rather, it is a community-maintained project with multiple implementations of the protocol, multiple tools and apps leveraging that protocol, and multiple users and organizations contributing to it's design and development.
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IPFS is an open, distributed and participatory network that reduces data silos from centralized servers, making IPFS more resilient than traditional systems. No single entity or person controls, manages or owns IPFS; rather, it is a community-maintained project with multiple implementations of the protocol, multiple tools and apps leveraging that protocol, and multiple users and organizations contributing to its design and development.
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## Performance
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IPFS provides faster access to data by enabling it to be replicated to and retrieved from multiple locations, and allowing users to access data from the nearest location using content addressing instead of <VueCustomTooltiplabel="Data identified and linked to by it's location. An example is HTTP."underlinedmultiline>location-based addressing</VueCustomTooltip>. In other words, because data can be addressed based on it's contents, a node on the network can fetch that data from _any_ other node in the network that has the data; thus, performance issues like latency are reduced.
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IPFS provides faster access to data by enabling it to be replicated to and retrieved from multiple locations, and allowing users to access data from the nearest location using content addressing instead of <VueCustomTooltiplabel="Data identified and linked to by its location. An example is HTTP."underlinedmultiline>location-based addressing</VueCustomTooltip>. In other words, because data can be addressed based on its contents, a node on the network can fetch that data from _any_ other node in the network that has the data; thus, performance issues like latency are reduced.
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## Link rot
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- New to IPFS and wanting to dive deeper into the different subsystems that IPFS is composed of and how each one works? See part 3, [**How IPFS Works**](how-ipfs-works.md), of the [introduction to the basic concepts of IPFS](README.md#learn-the-basics)
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- Are you looking for a list of implementations of the IPFS protocol, as well as more information on each implementation? See the [IPFS Implementations page](ipfs-implementations.md).
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- Do you want to learn how IPFS is used by storage networks and other applications, or looking for inspiration for your own IPFS application? See the [usage ideas and examples](usage-ideas-examples.md).
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- Are you interested in comparing IPFS to other similar technologies? See the [IPFS Comparisons page](comparisons.md).
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- Are you interested in comparing IPFS to other similar technologies? See the [IPFS Comparisons page](comparisons.md).
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