Backhaul
Pronunciation: /ˈbækˈhɔɫ/
Backhaul (noun)
- The process of sending data from a remote location to a central network.
- The return trip of a vehicle, often carrying goods, after delivering its main load.
Examples
- The backhaul network supports high-speed data transfer.
- Efficient backhaul is crucial for mobile networks.
Common collocations: backhaul network, optimize backhaul, backhaul capacity, backhaul service, arrange backhaul