networkcut

noun
UK /ˈnɛtwɜːkkʌt/
US /ˈnɛtwɜːrkkʌt/

A networkcut is when the internet or a computer connection suddenly stops working.

The storm caused a networkcut, so we couldn't watch videos for an hour.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A deliberate action that blocks part of a computer network to keep it safe.

The school made a networkcut to stop students from visiting bad websites.

3. A break in a chain of connected computers or devices.

A networkcut split the office computers into two groups that couldn't talk to each other.

4. The moment a video call or online game loses its link to the internet.

During the online quiz, a networkcut made everyone freeze for a few seconds.