Infrastructure
Definition
Infrastructure refers to the basic physical structures and facilities needed for the functioning of a society, such as roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and communication systems.
Related terms
Public Transportation: Refers to systems like buses, trains, subways that provide transportation services for public use.
Urbanization: The process of population growth in urban areas leading to increased demand for infrastructure development.
Digital Infrastructure: Includes internet connectivity, data centers, fiber optic cables that enable digital communication networks necessary for modern societies.
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