| Subject | English | Malay |
| comp., MS | 32 bit machine | mesin 32 bit (A computer that works with data in groups of 32 bits at a time. The Apple Macintosh II and higher models are 32-bit machines, in terms of both the word size of their microprocessors and the size of the data buses, as are computers based on the Intel 80386 and higher-level microprocessors) |
| comp., MS | 64 bit machine | mesin 64 bit (A computer that works with data in groups of 64 bits at a time. A computer may be considered a 64-bit machine either because its CPU operates internally on 64-bit words or because its data bus can transfer 64 bits at a time. A 64-bit CPU thus has a word size of 64 bits, or 8 bytes; a 64-bit data bus has 64 data lines, so it ferries information through the system in sets of 64 bits at a time. Examples of 64-bit architecture include the Alpha AXP from Digital Equipment Corporation, the Ultra workstation from Sun Microsystems, Inc., and the PowerPC 620 from Motorola and IBM) |
| comp., MS | local machine | mesin setempat (The computer that you are currently logged on to as a user. More generally, a local computer is a computer that you can access directly without using a communications line or a communications device, such as a network adapter or a modem) |
| comp., MS | physical machine | mesin fizikal (A hardware-based computer, as opposed to a software-based virtual machine) |
| comp., MS | Virtual Machine Manager agent | agen Pengurus Mesin Maya (Software that is installed on either a virtual machine host or a library server, which enables Virtual Machine Manager to monitor and manage hosts, virtual machines, and library resources. An agent is also installed on the source machine during a physical-to-virtual machine conversion.) |
| comp., MS | virtual machine snapshot | petikan mesin maya (A file-based snapshot of the state, disk data, and configuration of a virtual machine at a specific point in time) |
| comp., MS | virtual machine template | templat mesin maya (A library resource consisting of a guest operating system profile, a hardware profile, and one or more virtual hard disks (.vhd files), which can be used to create a new virtual machine. Computer identify information must have been removed from the .vhd file that contains the operating system files by using the System Preparation tool (Sysprep). Self-service users must use designated templates to create their virtual machines) |