This paper investigates the exponential bipartite synchronization of a general class of delayed signed networks with multi-links by using an aperiodically intermittent control strategy. The main result is a set of sufficient conditions for bipartite synchronization that depend on the network's topology, control gain, and the maximum proportion of rest time. An application to Chua's circuits is then considered, and some numerical simulation results are presented.
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