to integrate or organize a series of paths or systems into a mesh-like network, such as a road network

A common type of computer network used to connect devices in a local area; specifically used in Taiwan

a telecommunications network where data is routed through a series of nodes or switches

company-internal network

extranet; a computer network that allows controlled access from the outside for specific business or educational purposes

a telecommunications infrastructure for use by the general public

A network system where computers or nodes are located in different places and connected without a central hub; features high reliability and easy resource sharing.

A communication network that provides computer-based services, such as data exchange and transaction functions, in addition to basic data transmission; often referred to by the acronym VAN

(Taiwan) local area network (LAN); a computer network that links devices within a limited area such as a residence, school, or office building

Taiwan Academic Network; an integrated intercollegiate computer network in Taiwan used for information exchange and resource sharing among academic institutions

A network connecting academic and research institutions across different regions and computer systems for sharing resources and information

an educational or research computer network system connecting universities and academic institutions

(Taiwan) Wide area network (WAN); a network covering a large geographical area such as a region or country

a network used for broadcasting radio or television signals

a computer or communication network consisting of different types of hardware and protocols

Integrated Services Digital Network; a telecommunications standard for digital transmission of voice and data

Integrated Services Digital Network; a set of communication standards for simultaneous digital transmission of voice, video, data, and other network services over the traditional circuits of the public switched telephone network

Taiwan term for a wireless network or Wi-Fi, using radio waves rather than physical cables to transmit data; equivalent to mainland [[无线网络|無線網絡|wu2 xian4 wang3 luo4]]

a computer or telecommunications network that uses physical cables or wires to transmit data

A network system built within a school for administrative, educational, and research purposes; used mainly in Taiwan.

a network used for telecommunications

system of television stations and telecommunications infrastructure used for broadcasting

A system of multiple computers connected together to share resources and exchange information; Taiwan term for [[计算机网络|計算機網絡|ji4 suan4 ji1 wang3 luo4]]

A network used for transmitting telephone calls across different locations

neural network, whether artificial or biological

An online bookstore that provides book information and accepts orders over the internet, often without a physical storefront; common in Taiwan. Specifically known as [[网上书店|網上書店|wang3 shang4 shu1 dian4]] in Mainland China.

software that manages network resources and allows multiple computers to communicate and share data; commonly abbreviated as NOS

Lottery gambling based on the Hong Kong [[六合彩|六合彩|liu4 he2 cai3]] system conducted via the internet

Internet-based drama or series produced specifically for online distribution and streaming platforms

Hardware device installed in a computer to allow connection to a network; also called [[网卡|網卡|wang3 ka3]] or [[网络卡|網絡卡|wang3 luo4 ka3]].

an online platform or network-based service; internet platform

A software application or program that runs on a web server and is accessed through a browser, particularly used in Taiwan; network application.

weblog or blog; an online personal journal or website where an individual records opinions and experiences

service provided by a computer network, such as the internet or local area networks

the hardware and software resources of an entire network that enable network connectivity, communication, operations, and management

an anonymous Internet commentator sponsored by the state or a specific organization

criminal activities carried out by means of computers or the internet

the profession or person responsible for editing content on the internet

An attractive woman who has gained fame or recognition through the internet. This is more common in Taiwan; the Mainland China equivalent is [[网络美女|網絡美女|wang3 luo4 mei3 nu:3]]

a point in a computer network topology, which may be a host computer or an independent local area network

a physical or logical connection point that links a network node to the transmission medium or to other nodes

The practice of using the internet and websites to promote and sell products or services

The act of purchasing goods through the internet or online stores; commonly used in Taiwan. Also referred to as [[网上购物|網上購物|wang3 shang4 gou4 wu4]] or [[网络购物|網絡購物|wang3 luo4 gou4 wu4]].

A beauty contest or voting event held on the internet; commonly used in Taiwan, the Mainland equivalent is [[网络选美|網絡選美|wang3 luo4 xuan3 mei3]].

A bank or banking service that allows customers to conduct financial transactions and manage accounts over the internet.

The layer in computer networking responsible for the physical and logical links between nodes; typically associated with the Data Link Layer in the OSI model

Taiwan term for the global network connecting computers via standard protocols, providing services like email and file transfer; known in Mainland China as [[互联网|互聯網|hu4 lian2 wang3]] or [[因特网|因特網|yin1 te4 wang3]].

A phone service or technology that transmits voice calls over the internet; primarily used in Taiwan.