interconnect
v.to join two or more things together so they can work as one system. You often use this when talking about computers, wires, or networks.
v.to link or connect two or more components, systems, or networks to facilitate communication or data exchange. Often used in technical contexts regarding electronics or telecommunications.
“The new software allows different apps to interconnect.”
“Engineers must ensure that the various sensors in the building interconnect through a central control panel.”
“Modern urban planning emphasizes how different modes of transport should interconnect to reduce congestion and provide seamless travel experiences for commuters.”
From inter- + connect.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.