| Subject | Object |
|---|
| fabio:CD | "A non-rewritable optical disc used to store digital data."@en |
| fabio:RAM | "Abbreviation of Random Access Memory. A form of rewritable computer data storage that takes the form of integrated circuits that allow data to be stored and accessed in any order (i.e. at random), thereby achieving greater speed than for access of data stored in linear form on digital magnetic tape."@en |
| fabio:World Wide Web | "A system of interlinked hypertext documents written in HTML and accessed using the HTTP protocol via the Internet."@en |
| fabio:cloud | "A distributed and commoditized Internet-based computing resource, whereby shared services, software programs, and information storage facilities are provided to computers and other devices on demand, at locations of which the user may be unaware, like the electricity grid."@en |
| fabio:digital magnetic tape | "A rewritable digital medium for magnetic recording of audio, video and other data, made of a thin magnetizable coating on a long, narrow strip of plastic, usually wound on a spool."@en |
| fabio:digital video disc | "A non-rewritable optical disc storage medium resembling a compact disc (CD), usually used for video and data storage. A DVD has the same physical dimensions as a CD, but is capable of storing more than six times as much data."@en |
| fabio:floppy disk | "A rewritable data storage medium that is composed of a disk of thin, flexible (floppy) magnetic storage medium encased in a square or rectangular plastic shell. Data are encoded magnetically by a read/write head that float on a cushion of air in close proximity to the surface of the rotated disk."@en |
| fabio:hard drive | "A non-volatile storage device for digital data, composed of one or more rigid discs (platters) mounted side by side on a motor-driven spindle within a metal case. Data are encoded magnetically by read/write heads that float on cushions of air in close proximity to the surfaces of the rotated platters."@en |
| fabio:internet | "A global system of interconnected computer networks that uses the standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) to serve billions of users worldwide. The internet connects millions of private, public, academic, business and governmental computers, that are individually attached to local networks linked together by a broad array of electronic, radio and optical networking technologies to form the internet. "@en |
| fabio:intranet | "A private computer network, unconnected to the internet or separated from it by a firewall, that uses a network operating system and Internet Protocol technologies to permit an organization's information to be shared securely within that organization."@en |
| fabio:solid state memory | "A digital storage device built entirely from solid electronic materials with no moving parts, e.g. a USB flash drive."@en |
