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+title: "Basic Concepts"
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+# What is IPFS?
+
+The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a set of composable, peer-to-peer protocols for addressing, routing, and transferring content-addressed data in a decentralized file system. 
+
+IPFS can be thought of as both the implementations of the IPFS protocols (like Kubo, a Go implementation) and the decentralized network comprised of the individual nodes that are running protocol implementations.
+
+## Problems that IPFS addresses
+
+IPFS seeks to address several problems with the current web, including:
+
+- [Centralization](#centralization)
+- [Performance](#performance)
+- [Scalability](#scalablity)
+- [Link rot](#link-rot)
+- [Security](#security)
+
+### Centralization
+
+IPFS is an open-source, decentralized system that eliminates the need for a central authority, making it more resilient and censorship-resistant than traditional centralized systems.
+
+### Performance
+
+IPFS provides faster access to data by storing it at multiple locations, and allowing users to access it from the nearest location by using content addressing instead of location-based addressing.
+
+### Scalability
+
+IPFS has no single point of failure, and users do not need to trust each other.
+
+### Link rot
+
+IPFS eliminates the problem of broken links by allowing data to be addressed by its content, rather than by its location.
+
+### Security
+
+IPFS uses cryptographic hashes to ensure the authenticity and integrity of files, making it difficult for malicious actors to tamper with or delete files.
+
+## How IPFS works
+
+Data in IPFS is addressed by its contents (content addressing), rather than a location such as a server address (location addressing). Various subsystems in IPFS are responsible for addressing, routing, and transferring content-addressed data.
+
+### How IPFS represents data
+
+IPFS represents data as content-addressed objects. 
+
+IPFS uses the following subsystems to represent data:
+
+- InterPlanetary Linked Data (IPLD)
+- Content IDentifier (CID)
+
+
+#### Content IDentifier (CID)
+
+In IPFS, each object is assigned a self-describing unique identifier called a Content IDentifier (CID) based on its content, rather than on its location. The CID is generated by computing a cryptographic hash of the object's data, and combining it with other information, such as the format of the data being addressed, and the algorithmn used to generate the cryptographic hash. [Learn more about CIDs](../concepts/content-addressing.md).
+
+#### InterPlanetary Linked Data (IPLD)
+
+IPFS uses InterPlanetary Linked Data (IPLD) to work with CIDs and content-addressed data. IPFS uses IPLD to structure, serialize, traverse and link content-addressed data. The IPLD linking mechanism allows IPFS to represent complex relationships between objects, such as file directories and other hierarchical structures, in a graph structure.
+
+#### Content Addressable aRchive (CAR) files
+
+IPFS uses Content Addressable aRchive (CAR) files to store a serialized representation of IPLD data content-addressed data. 
+
+### How IPFS routes data
+
+Simply knowing the 
+
+### How IPFS transfers data