👉 Mail computing, also known as mail processing or email infrastructure management, refers to the set of systems, protocols, and services that enable the sending, receiving, storage, and delivery of electronic messages, or emails, over a network. This encompasses various components like mail servers, email clients, spam filters, and routing mechanisms that ensure messages are efficiently and securely transmitted from one sender to another. It involves managing mailboxes, handling email authentication and encryption, ensuring message integrity, and providing functionalities for email retrieval and archiving. The goal of mail computing is to facilitate seamless, reliable, and secure email communication across diverse networks, supporting both personal and organizational needs.
