Network Time Servers (NTS) are dedicated servers that use the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to provide an accurate and synchronized time across computer networks. By communicating with these servers, devices can adjust their internal clocks to match the precise global time standards, ensuring that time-sensitive operations, like data logging, scheduling, and transaction timestamping, are accurately coordinated. NTS often reference an authoritative time source, such as an atomic clock or GPS clock, to maintain their accuracy. This system plays a critical role in various applications, from internet communications to the synchronization of time across financial systems and power grids, enhancing both security and operational efficiency.