Internet peering is the exchange of internet traffic between two networks. In Turkey, internet peering is important because it allows network operators to exchange traffic directly, rather than routing traffic through a third-party provider. This can result in faster and more efficient internet connectivity, as well as lower costs for network operators.

Internet peering can also improve the reliability and resilience of internet networks, as it provides an alternative path for traffic to be routed in the event of an outage or other disruption. In addition, internet peering can improve the overall performance of the internet in Turkey by reducing the number of hops that traffic must take to reach its destination, which can reduce latency and improve the user experience.