wired infrastructure
[/ˈwaɪərd ɪnˈfrəstrʌktʃər/]
nounpl: wired infrastructures
infraestrutura cabeada
1. Physical networks of cables, conduits, and connected hardware that transmit data and power through wired connections rather than wireless means
The city invested heavily in wired infrastructure to ensure reliable internet connectivity for all residents.
A cidade investiu bastante na infraestrutura cabeada para garantir conectividade de internet confiável para todos os moradores.
2. The foundational systems of cables, fiber optics, and related equipment used in telecommunications and networking
Modern data centers depend on robust wired infrastructure to handle massive data transfers.
Os modernos centros de dados dependem de uma infraestrutura cabeada robusta para lidar com transferências massivas de dados.
3. Fixed network systems using cables such as copper, fiber optic, or coaxial cables for communication purposes
The building's wired infrastructure includes both ethernet and telephone lines.
A infraestrutura cabeada do prédio inclui linhas de ethernet e telefone.
In Brazil, wired infrastructure development has been a key government initiative, particularly under programs like 'Programa de Aceleração do Crescimento' (PAC) to expand broadband access to rural areas. In the USA, the term is commonly used in policy discussions about broadband expansion and digital equity. The contrast between wired and wireless infrastructure has become increasingly important in discussions about technological access and the digital divide.
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