Taxas de dados Ethernet LAN10M/100M/1000M This text refers to network speeds (10 Megabits, 100 Megabits, 1000 Megabits). In Portuguese (pt), these are commonly written the same way, but sometimes you might see: 10M/100M/1000M Or, for clarity: 10 Mbps / 100 Mbps / 1000 Mbps In Portuguese, "Mbps" can also be written as "Mb/s", and "1000M" is often called "1 Gbps" or "1 Gb/s". However, the original notation is widely understood and used in technical contexts. So, the translation remains: 10M/100M/1000MProtocolos de rede compatíveisTCP/IP, Http, UDP, Websocket These are technical terms and acronyms commonly used in both English and Portuguese, and they are typically not translated. In Portuguese technical contexts, they are usually referred to by their English names. However, if you want a brief explanation in Portuguese: TCP/IP, Http, UDP, Websocket Alternatively, with a brief description in Portuguese: - TCP/IP (Protocolo de Controle de Transmissão/Protocolo de Internet) - HTTP (Protocolo de Transferência de Hipertexto) - UDP (Protocolo de Datagrama de Usuário) - WebSocket (WebSocket) But as standalone terms, they remain the same in both languages.