deep link

[deep lingk]

noun

1. a link that sends traffic to an internal web page with more relevant or specific content, rather than to the website's homepage, such as to attract and retain site visitors or to increase user engagement.

verb (used with or without object)

1. to create a link to (an internal web page or its content), rather than linking to the website's homepage.

Other Word Forms

• deep linking noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of deep link¹

First recorded in 1995–2000; deep ( def. ) + (hyper)link ( def. )

Example Sentences

According to details published in the blog post, the vulnerability affected the deep link functionality of the Android app.

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According to the company’s CFO, the main reason a dip in player sales affects its forecasts “would be a lower expectation of button revenues in certain deals where we’ve sold those deep link buttons on the remote.”

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Deep Link will also let the computer do things like harness both the integrated and discrete GPUs simultaneously for faster media encoding or machine learning-based image processing.

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And Intel is making big promises about the potential of combining its integrated graphics in conjunction with discrete Arc GPUs through its Deep Link technology for bigger gains.

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Things like machine learning-powered neural nets, or AI-enhanced computational techniques of the sort that Intel already is using for things like its Deep Link technology or the upcoming XeSS super sampling it’s planning to debut with its Arc GPUs early next year.

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