superblock
/ˈsuːpərblok/Definitions
1. noun
A large area of a city or town that is divided into smaller blocks or sections, often with a distinct character or function.
“The city’s central business district is a superblock containing several office buildings and shopping malls.”
2. noun
A large area of memory in a computer’s operating system that is divided into smaller blocks or sections, used for storing data or programs.
“The computer’s memory is divided into several superblocks, each with its own set of permissions and access controls.”