Tietokonelaiteyksikköihin

Tietokonelaiteyksikköihin is a Finnish term used in information technology and hardware documentation. It refers to multiple units within a computer hardware system—discrete modules that together form a computer or a component-based subsystem, such as storage drives, processing units, or other hardware blocks. The word is a compound built from tietokone (computer) + laite (device) + yksikkö (unit), and the ending -iin is the illative plural, so tietokonelaiteyksikköihin means “into the computer device units” or, in practice, “to the computer device units.”

Linguistically, tietokonelaiteyksikköihin is formed by combining the base tietokonelaiteyksikkö with the plural illative suffix -iin. The form indicates direction or movement toward the specified units and is typically used in sentences describing actions performed on or directed toward a set of hardware units.

Usage and context are predominantly technical. The term appears in IT documentation, system deployment guides, maintenance manuals, inventory lists, and network or server room procedures, where operators refer to groups of hardware units as a target of an action—such as provisioning, upgrading, relocating, or reconfiguring those units. It is not a common term in everyday Finnish, but it is understood in professional contexts dealing with modular computer hardware.

See also: tietokone, laite, yksikkö, tietokonelaite.