A system of geographically separate computer systems connected by communication lines to share resources and exchange information

electronic computer; a high-speed data processing system that can receive, store, and process data according to programmed instructions; often shortened to [[计算机|計算機|ji4 suan4 ji1]] or referred to as [[电脑|電腦|dian4 nao3]]

A harmful computer program that can copy itself and interfere with the normal operation of a computer; also referred to as [[电脑病毒|電腦病毒|dian4 nao3 bing4 du2]] or simply [[病毒|病毒|bing4 du2]].

a computer with a high-level computational capacity compared to a general-purpose computer

the study of computers and computing, including both theoretical and practical aspects

A computer designed for use by one person at a time; often abbreviated as PC.

A sequence of instructions for a computer to perform a specific task, typically written in a programming language.

A computer system where the central processor is a microprocessor; includes most personal computers and laptops.

Criminal activity involving the use of computers or networks, such as fraud, data theft, and the destruction of information; also known as [[电脑犯罪|電腦犯罪|dian4 nao3 fan4 zui4]].

a facility providing computing services to an organization or the public

A small-scale computer, typically larger than a personal computer but smaller than a mainframe.

an electronic device that processes information using discrete values, typically binary digits

computed tomography scan, a medical imaging technique using computer processing to create cross-sectional images of the body

a computer model or program used to imitate a real-world process or system

The study and processing of language using computers, covering fields such as machine translation, information retrieval, and speech recognition.

the automated analysis and production of human speech by a computer system

educational method where computers are used to provide instruction and facilitate learning; also known as CAI

Computer-aided design

a dictionary of computer terminology or an electronic dictionary device

computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM)

music composed or performed with the aid of computers and digital technology

a type of computer that is smaller than a mainframe but larger than a microcomputer

A device that performs high-speed mathematical and logical operations by processing information based on the laws of quantum mechanics.

China Education and Research Network; often referred to by the acronym CERNET

semicomputer; a simplified or specialized computing device

A large computer with significant processing power and storage capacity, typically used by large organizations for bulk data processing or critical applications; also called [[大型电脑|大型電腦|da4 xing2 dian4 nao3]]

A high-performance computer capable of processing vast amounts of data and performing high-speed calculations for tasks like weather forecasting and scientific simulation

microcomputer; electronic computer based on a microprocessor, including desktop and laptop personal computers (PCs)

A computer system where the central processor is a microprocessor, including desktop and laptop personal computers. Also referred to as [[微型电子计算机|微型電子計算機|wei1 xing2 dian4 zi3 ji4 suan4 ji1]], [[微型计算机|微型計算機|wei1 xing2 ji4 suan4 ji1]], [[微算机|微算機|wei1 suan4 ji1]], [[微电脑|微電腦|wei1 dian4 nao3]], or in mainland China as [[微机|微機|wei1 ji1]].

a machine that performs calculations or processes data represented as discrete digits or binary values

laptop; notebook computer

A client computer used in a network environment where applications and data are stored on a server; it lacks local storage like hard drives and downloads software in real time.

the process of computer-aided drafting or technical drawing using a computer

computer-readable; readable by a computer system

computerized dictionary or dictionary program, primarily used in Mainland China

computed tomography scan; medical imaging technique using computer processing to create cross-sectional images of the body