Buried Transmission

Inter-Iterator Informational Relay Matrix
I.I.R.M.

or as you may know as "Buried Transmission".

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It is an iterator designed to relay data from one iterator to another over long distances—spanning approximately 90 megameters (Mm), or 90,000 kilometers (km).
Its remarkable history spanned thousands of cycles until the arrival of newer iterator models—some of which did not require the specific tool the I.I.R.M. offered for information exchange. The "Buried Transmission" was eventually superseded by various systems that surpassed its technology over time; consequently, it is no longer a widely used iterator, though it remains recognized as a historic messenger.
However, since iterators do not easily cease to function, many models have evolved since its inception, ensuring its continued utility in specific models such as the T.O.T.A. (The One That Answers).
The term "Buried Transmission" stems from how it is perceived by iterators running more recent model versions. Indeed, many of these iterators are often surprised—and relieved—by the I.I.R.M.'s stable condition.
Sharing ideology is essential for distributing information and support materials, fostering a healthier relationship between iterators of the same system class and the Buried Transmission.

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