Computerelor

Computerelor is a Romanian term used to refer to computers as a group, typically appearing in formal or technical contexts where multiple devices are treated as a collective asset. The form is the genitive/dative plural of the noun computer (or calculator) in some Romanian registers, and it is less common in everyday speech, where calculatoare or computere are usually preferred. In modern Romanian, calculatoare is the standard plural for "computers," while computerelor may occur in phrases such as “the security of computerelor” or in policy and inventory documents that discuss multiple devices.

In information technology, computerelor encompasses hardware components (such as processors, memory, and storage), software, input and output devices, and the networks and data they produce and exchange. The concept is often used when addressing administration, maintenance, or security across an ecosystem of devices, rather than on a single machine. The term also appears in educational and industry texts as a way to refer to the set of machines included in a given environment.

Management and operational practices related to computerelor include inventory management, software licensing, patching, and access control, with emphasis on interoperability, data protection, and lifecycle planning. The term is found in Romanian-language technical writing where the plural device set is the focus of discussion, particularly in the context of organizational IT. See also: computing, information technology, Romanian language, computer hardware, network security.