Matrix (chat)
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
An open protocol and ecosystem for decentralized real-time chat, often used as an alternative to centralized communication platforms. In computing culture it is associated with open standards, federation, and community-owned communication infrastructure.
In plain English: A decentralized chat system that lets different servers connect to each other.
Example: "The maintainers moved support from IRC to Matrix so they could bridge multiple chat communities."