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What is an interconnected network?
Interconnection between computers are known as interconnected computers.It is essential for the proper working of a big organizations.computers are interconnected in order to share information between them.
What is a constantly growing international group of interconnected computers?
the internet
A constantly growing international group of interconnected computers?
the internet
Is cyberspace a physical space?
No, cyberspace is not a physical space. It refers to the virtual environment created by interconnected computers and digital communication networks. It exists in the digital realm rather than in a physical location.
What are two or more computers link together called?
Interconnected, networked
What is group of computers that are interconnected in order to share information or documents?
its a computer network
What is the world wide collection of computers interconnected to each other?
The Internet usually refers to the world-wide collection of computers interconnected to each other. Not to be confused with the World Wide Web, which is the collection of web sites on the Internet, also all interconnected to each other.
A workgroup is a group of interconnected computers that share each others resources without relying on a central?
server
What is a computer network defined as?
computer network is the interconnected collection of autonomous computers & they are able to exchange information
Networks and how they are used in business?
A group of computer interconnected via a cable or wireless computers and peripherals that are capable of sharing software and hardware resources between other computers.
What is the limited number of computers to make a LAN?
You can have thousands of computers in a LAN, but for efficiency, and administrative purposes, a large LAN is usually divided into subnets, that are interconnected among themselves.
What is the definition of the Internet?
An interconnected system of networks that connects computers around the world via the TCP/IP protocol.
