“…Borders in online space are also intangible; however, they certainly exist and can be linked to real‐life individuals and groups. Hence, combining and orchestrating network relations in both physical and digital localities suggests important implications for internationalization strategies, such as reaching customers and partners (Vadana et al, 2021), handling transactions between platform users (Cha et al, 2023), and making international marketing decisions (Katsikeas et al, 2020), amongst others. Overall, our research adds to the existing body of work which acknowledges that location in IB should not be operationalized only at the country level and as geographical place (Beugelsdijk & Mudambi, 2013; Saittakari et al, 2023), and that it should not be associated merely with territorial borders understood as “lines in the sand.” We extend the concepts of location (that is, where a firm's activities occur) and borders by showing their more compound and multifaceted nature; specifically, we demonstrate three “modes” of bordering between physical place and digital space, namely soldering, interosculation, and division.…”