PunktzuPunkt

PunktzuPunkt is a German term that translates literally as point-to-point. In technical, cultural, and logistical contexts, the phrase is used to describe direct connections or interactions between two specified points without intermediary steps.

In technology, the concept denotes direct, exclusive links between two devices or endpoints. It is used to contrast with multipoint networks where several endpoints share a single medium. Examples include point-to-point serial connections, dedicated fiber links, and certain network tunneling configurations where traffic passes only between the two endpoints.

In transportation and logistics, PunktzuPunkt can describe routing or service models that operate directly between two locations, bypassing intermediate hubs.

In arts and media, PunktzuPunkt has been used as a motif or title to emphasize direct relationships, dialogues, or data exchanges.

Because it is a descriptive term rather than a formal brand, there may be no single canonical definition, and usage varies by field.