Why does this matter operationally?
Automation
The use of software-defined logic, AI inference, and closed-loop control to remove human decision-making from routine or time-critical operations. Connectivity is the prerequisite for automation — data must move reliably before any automated response can be trusted.
298 terms
Telco Cloud
The virtualized, cloud-native infrastructure layer telecommunications operators run their own network functions on, built using network function virtualization principles across centralized data centers and distributed edge locations, replacing dedicated hardware…
Concept/Framework
Tele-Remote Mining
The operation of mining equipment by a human operator working from a remote control station rather than aboard the machine, keeping the operator's real-time judgment in the control loop while…
Concept/Framework
Telemetry
Telemetry is the automated capture and transfer of status, measurements, and events from a source system to a receiving system. The data is typically time-stamped, structured, and transported continuously or…
Concept/Framework
Tensor Processing Unit
Tensor Processing Unit is a purpose-built hardware accelerator optimized for tensor operations used in machine learning and deep learning workloads.
Hardware
Time Synchronization
Time Synchronization is the process of aligning the time values used by devices or systems so events can be ordered and coordinated consistently.
Operations
Time-Sensitive Networking
TSN is a standards-based Ethernet approach that schedules and prioritizes traffic so critical packets meet latency and delivery constraints.
Protocol
Time-Series Data Storage
Time-Series Data Storage is storage designed to retain timestamped measurements or events in chronological order for later retrieval and analysis.
Software
Tracking
Tracking is the process of determining and following the position or movement of an object, target, or signal source over time. It supports alignment and control.
Operations
Traffic Engineering Routing
Traffic Engineering Routing is routing that is deliberately shaped to meet performance, capacity, resilience, or policy objectives rather than simply choosing a shortest path.
Operations
Traffic Shaping
Traffic Shaping is the deliberate pacing or buffering of network traffic so it conforms to a desired rate or profile.
Operations