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# Peering with content providers
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IPFS allows you to request data from any IPFS node with a copy using the data's [CID][cid-explainer] or content identifier. This process usually involves a lookup on the [distrubuted hash table][dht-explainer] and may also require establishing new connections to the nodes storing the content.
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IPFS allows you to request data from any IPFS node with a copy using the data's [CID][cid-explainer] or content identifier. This process usually involves a lookup on the [distributed hash table][dht-explainer] and may also require establishing new connections to the nodes storing the content.
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If you're running an IPFS node that serves many requests, like a public HTTP gateway, for example, you may be able to speed up queries by maintaining long-lived connections to nodes that provide a large volume of data.
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