Abstract
The article deals with the structural organization of infocommunication terms on the basis of hyper-hyponymic relations. The formation of gender-aspect relations according to various classification criteria is analyzed, which determines the integrity and systemic nature of the industry terminology under study. The authors consider the features of combining infocommunication terms in gender-aspect groups. The examples of private and equipollent oppositions between the members of hyper-hyponymic relations in the terminology of infocommunications are presented.
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