residential network
[ˌrɛzɪˈdɛnʃəl ˈnɛtwɜrk]
nounpl: residential networks
rede residencial
1. A computer network system designed to connect devices and provide internet access within a residential home or apartment
The residential network allows all family members to access the internet wirelessly from their devices.
A rede residencial permite que todos os membros da família acessem a internet sem fio de seus dispositivos.
2. A planned community or neighborhood designed as an integrated residential area with shared infrastructure and amenities
The new residential network includes parks, schools, and shopping centers within walking distance.
A nova rede residencial inclui parques, escolas e centros comerciais a uma distância a pé.
3. A telecommunications infrastructure serving multiple residential units with cable, fiber optic, or wireless services
The city upgraded its residential network to provide high-speed broadband to all neighborhoods.
A cidade atualizou sua rede residencial para fornecer banda larga de alta velocidade para todos os bairros.
In Brazil, 'rede residencial' is increasingly common as internet connectivity becomes a standard utility. The term is used both in technical contexts (IT/telecommunications) and in real estate/urban planning to describe modern neighborhoods with integrated digital infrastructure. The concept reflects the growing importance of digital connectivity in Brazilian residential developments, particularly in major metropolitan areas.
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