cabo de rede
1. A network cable used to connect computers and other devices to a local area network (LAN), typically using RJ45 connectors and following Ethernet standards
I plugged the LAN cable into my computer to connect to the internet.
Pluguei o cabo de rede no meu computador para conectar à internet.
2. A twisted-pair copper wire cable that transmits data at high speeds over short distances within a network
The LAN cable supports data transfer rates of up to 1 Gbps.
O cabo de rede suporta velocidades de transferência de dados de até 1 Gbps.
In Brazil, 'cabo de rede' is the standard technical term used in IT environments, educational institutions, and among tech-savvy users. The term has become increasingly important with the expansion of internet access and home networking. In Portugal, the terminology is similar, though some may use 'cabo de conexão' informally. The LAN cable remains essential in Brazilian offices and homes despite the rise of WiFi technology, as wired connections are often preferred for stability and speed in business and gaming contexts.
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