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Multicast routing is a method used in computer networks to deliver the same data packet to multiple destinations simultaneously. In contrast to unicast and broadcast, multicast conserves network resources by sending a single copy of the packet over shared links instead of replicating it for each destination. This reduces traffic congestion and improves efficiency, especially in networks with many recipients.
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