mainframe

/ˈmeɪnfreɪm/
noun
  1. A large, powerful computer that can handle many users and complex tasks at the same time, often used by big organizations.
    • The bank's mainframe processes millions of transactions every day.
    • The university upgraded its mainframe to support more students online.
    • Before personal computers, most companies relied on a mainframe for their data.
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