DCI
- noun
- Specialized
- Engineers upgraded the campus network to support higher-capacity DCI traffic between sites.
Examples
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The new DCI technology improves data transfer speeds significantly.
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During the outage, they rerouted traffic across an alternate DCI path to restore services quickly.
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The provider deployed DCI links to connect several regional data centers for redundancy.
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Many companies are investing in DCIs to enhance their infrastructure.
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The company invested in DCI technology to improve data transfer speed between its data centers.
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With DCI links, businesses can ensure reliable resource sharing across multiple sites.
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Upgrading to DCI allows for better synchronization between geographically separate data centers.
Synonyms
A connection that lets computers or other electronic devices send data to each other
A connection that sends and receives digital information between two places
Surface Forms
Etymology
DCI stands for Data Center Interconnect, a phrase that literally means 'links between data centers'. So DCI refers to the high-capacity network links and technology that 'connect' separate data centers so they can share and copy data.