The list of computing acronyms and abbreviations.

All computing related acronyms and abbreviations.

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HF:
High Frequency(Astrophysics, Celestial objects, Computer Security)
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IN:
Intelligent Network(Computing, Telecommunications, Telecom)
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LLC:
Logical Link Control(Networking, Network Protocol, Data Transfer)
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NFS:
Network File System(Networking, Network Protocol, Data Transfer)
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POTS:
Plain Old Telephone Service(Data Transmission, Communications, Printing)
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TCAP:
Transaction Capabilities Application Part(Network Protocol)
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AES:
Advanced Encryption Standard(ALGorithM, Wireless networking, Math)
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BSI:
British Standards Institution(Information Technology, Construction)
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COE:
Common Operating Environment(Computing, Army, Military)
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DEC:
Digital Equipment Corporation(Networking, Electronics, Electronic hardware)
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DII:
Defense Information Infrastructure(Information Technology, Computing, Army)
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EAP:
Extensible Authentication Protocol(CISCO, Wireless networking)
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FIPS:
Federal Information Processing Standard(Response, Computer technology)
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LANL:
Los Alamos National Laboratory(RESEARCH, Celestial objects, Astronomy)
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NAT:
Network Address Translation(Application layer protocol, Computer network)
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NTP:
Network Time Protocol(Communications protocol)
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RPC:
Remote Procedure Call(Web Service, Markup language, Computers)
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TLS:
Transport Layer Security(Security, Wireless networking)
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USB:
Universal Serial Bus(Peripherals, BUS, PHONE)
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ASN.1:
Abstract Syntax Notation One(Programming Language)
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