Tarmoq

Tarmoq is an Uzbek noun meaning network or mesh, and it is used to describe systems in which multiple elements are connected to enable communication, data exchange, or collaboration. The term is widely applied across technology, telecommunications, and social contexts, and can refer to physical networks as well as abstract networks of relationships.

In information technology, tarmoq denotes computer networks that link devices such as computers, servers, and routers to share data and resources. Typical examples include local area networks (mahalliy tarmoq) and wide area networks (keng hududiy tarmoq). Networks rely on communication protocols, with TCP/IP being the most common Internet protocol suite. The Internet is often referred to in Uzbek as the global tarmoq.

In social and organizational contexts, tarmoq describes networks of people, organizations, or systems that interact to achieve common goals. This includes social networks (ijtimoiy tarmoqlar), business networks, supply chains, and professional networks.