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High data rate and high reliabilty. Does not use the phone line. |
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A type of computer that stores and distributes data files. They are typically grouped together in large data centers. |
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A type of wire used to connect to the internet. It has several intertwined copper wires. |
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A small network of computers that share a similar server. |
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Internet audio or video that has uninterrupted playback. |
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Measurement of the volume of information that can be transimitted over a network at a given time. |
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The process of sending data files from your computer to a remote computer. |
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A software program that allows you to view web pages. |
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The collection of trillions of web pages all over the world. |
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URL(uniform resource locator) |
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The address of a website. www.yahoo.com |
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Where ever the internet is available personal data and communication tools can be obtained. |
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A facility that manages thousands of servers around the clock. |
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A network of computers that share data. |
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Internet Service Provider |
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A company that manages and allows the use of either phone or fiber optic lines for the internet. |
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The process of receiving data from a remote computer to your computer. |
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