Reticulum Computatrale
Reticulum computatrale sive reticulum datorum est digitale reticulum telecommunicationum, quod sinit ut nodi opes inter se partiant.
In reticulis computatralibus, artificia computandi data inter se permutant per coniunctiones (nexus datorum) inter nodos. Qui nexus datorum constituuntur per rudentes reticulorum sicut fila ferrea vel rudentes opticos, vel media sine filibus ferreis sicut Wi-Fi.
Nexus interni
- Cloud computing
- Cyberspatium
- Ethernet
- Historia interretis
- Interrete
- Interretiarius
- Media socialia
- Protocollum interretiale
- Simulatio reticulorum
- Situs interretialis
- Tela Totius Terrae
Bibliographia
- Bertsekas, Dimitri, et Robert Gahhager. 1992. Data Networks. Prentice Hall.
- Kurose, James F., et Keith W. Ross. 2005. Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach Featuring the Internet. Pearson Education.
- Odom, Wendell, Rus Healy, et Denise Donohue. 2010. CCIE Routing and Switching. Indianapoli: Cisco Press
- Shelly, Gary, et al. 2003. Discovering Computers.
- Stallings, William. 2004. Computer Networking with Internet Protocols and Technology. Pearson Education.
Nexus externi
- Networking apud Open Directory Project
- IEEE Ethernet manufacturer information.
- A computer networking acronym guide.
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