A software computer that, like a physical computer, runs an operating system and applications.

Computer memory management technique that allows programs to use more memory than is physically available by using disk storage; also known as [[虚拟内存|虛擬內存|xu1 ni3 nei4 cun2]] or [[虚拟记忆体|虛擬記憶體|xu1 ni3 ji4 yi4 ti3]] in Taiwan.

Computer memory management technique that allows a program to use a continuous memory space larger than the physical random access memory (RAM) by temporarily transferring data to disk storage

a collection of digital resources and documents accessible via a computer network or the internet

(Taiwan) technology that uses a computer-simulated environment to provide sensory experiences and interaction; also known as [[虚拟现实|虛擬現實|xu1 ni3 xian4 shi2]] in Mainland China

A simulated or theoretical environment, such as a computer-generated reality or a software-based workspace

A computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional environment that can be interacted with, providing a lifelike sensory experience for the user; often abbreviated as VR

virtual reality markup language (computing)

virtual private network; a technology that creates a secure connection over a public network

A network of computers or servers that appears to be a single system or works through a virtual connection rather than direct physical cables

a memory management technique that uses hardware and software to allow a computer to compensate for physical memory shortages by temporarily transferring data from random access memory to disk storage (Taiwan usage)

The grammatical form used to express things that are not certain, such as wishes, possibilities, or hypothetical situations

virtual connection; a logical link between two points in a network that appears as a dedicated physical path

a computer-simulated environment where users interact via avatars