The major hubs in the United States where the Internet backbone intersects with regional and local networks are now commonly referred to as Internet Exchange Points (IXPs).

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This statement is true. Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) are locations where Internet service providers (ISPs) and content providers exchange traffic directly, rather than through third-party networks, allowing for more efficient and cost-effective routing of data across the Internet backbone. Some of the major IXPs in the United States include the NYIIX in New York City, the Any2 in Los Angeles, and the AMS-IX Bay Area in San Francisco.

The Major Hubs in the United States Where the Internet