infrastructure
Relatively permanent facilities that serve an industrial economy. Infrastructure usually includes roads, railways, other communication networks, energy and water supply, and education and training facilities. Some definitions also include sociocultural installations such as health-care and leisure facilities.
infrastructure
| On the Internet, the underlying structure of telephone links, leased lines, and computer programs that makes communication possible. |
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