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Revision as of 00:57, 15 July 2026
Short for LAN on motherboard - The term refers to a chip or chipset capable of network connections that has been embedded directly on the motherboard of a desktop, workstation or server. Instead of requiring a separate network interface card.
An advantage of a LOM system is an extra available PCIslot that is not being used by the network adapter.