backbone networks
[ˈbækboʊn ˈnetwɜrks]
nounpl: backbone networks
redes de espinha dorsal / redes núcleo / redes backbone
1. High-capacity network infrastructure that forms the core of a larger network, designed to carry the heaviest traffic loads and interconnect multiple smaller networks or subnetworks
The Internet backbone networks connect major data centers and service providers across the globe.
As redes backbone conectam grandes centros de dados e provedores de serviços em todo o mundo.
2. The primary data conduits that support the flow of information between different network segments in telecommunications infrastructure
Upgrading backbone networks is essential for maintaining high-speed internet connectivity.
Atualizar as redes de espinha dorsal é essencial para manter a conectividade de internet de alta velocidade.
This is primarily technical jargon used in telecommunications, IT infrastructure, and network engineering sectors in both Brazil and the USA. The English term 'backbone' is often retained in Portuguese-speaking technical communities, though 'redes de espinha dorsal' or 'redes núcleo' are the proper Portuguese equivalents. Understanding backbone networks is crucial for professionals in telecommunications and internet service provision in both countries.
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