Débits de données LAN Ethernet10M/100M/1000M In this context (likely referring to network speeds: 10 Megabits, 100 Megabits, 1000 Megabits), the abbreviations are standard and typically not translated. However, if you need a French version for clarity, you could write: 10 Mbit/s / 100 Mbit/s / 1000 Mbit/s Or, more fully: 10 Mégabits/s / 100 Mégabits/s / 1000 Mégabits/s But in most technical contexts, "10M/100M/1000M" is used as-is in French.Protocoles réseau pris en chargeTCP/IP, Http, UDP, Websocket These are technical terms and are generally not translated in French; they are used as-is in French technical contexts. However, if you need a translation or explanation for clarity, it could be: TCP/IP, Http, UDP, Websocket Alternatively, with brief descriptions in French: - TCP/IP (Protocole de contrôle de transmission / Protocole Internet) - HTTP (Protocole de transfert hypertexte) - UDP (Protocole de datagramme utilisateur) - WebSocket (WebSocket) But in most professional or technical contexts, the original terms are retained.