All Full Forms:
3G: Third Generation4GL: Fourth Generation Language
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AARP: Apple-Talk Address Resolution ProtocolABC: Atanasoff Berry ComputerAC: Alternating CurrentADSL: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber LineAGP: Accelerated Graphics PostAI: Artificial IntelligenceALU: Arithmetic Logic UnitAM: Amplitude ModulationANSI: American National Standards InstituteARCNET: Attached Resource Computer NetworkARP: Address Resolution ProtocolARPA: Advanced Research Project AgencyARPANET: Advanced Research Project Agency NetworkASCII: American Standard Code for Information InterchangeAT: Advanced TechnologyATM: Asynchronous Transfer ModeAUI: Attachment Universal InterfaceAVG: Anti-Virus GuardAVI: Audio Visual Interleave
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BASIC: Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instructions CodeBBS: Bulletin Board SystemBCC: Blind Carbon CopyBCD: Binary Coded DecimalBCDIC: Binary Coded Decimal Interchange CodeBD: BangladeshBIOS: Basic Input Output SystemB-ISDN: Broadband Integrated Services Digital NetworkBIT: Binary DigitBIZ: BusinessBLOG: web logBMP: Bitmap pictureBNC: British Naval Connector / Bayonet Neill-Concelman ConnectorBPI: Bits Per InchBRI: Basic Rate InterfaceBTS: Base Transceiver System
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CA: Certification AuthorityCAD: Computer Aided DesignCAI: Computer Aided InstructionCAL: Computer Aided LearningCAM: Computer Aided ManufacturingCAN: Campus Area NetworkCaTV: Cable TelevisionCBR: Constant Bit RateCBT: Computer Based TrainingCC: Carbon CopyCCTV: Closed-circuit TelevisionCDMA: Code-Division Multiple AccessCD-ROM: Compact Disk- Read Only MemoryCD-RW: Compact Disk- RewritableCERN: European Organization for Nuclear ResearchCGA: Color Graphics AdapterCLI: Command Line InterfaceCMOS: Complementary Metal Oxide SemiconductorCMYK: Cyan Magneta Yellow Key (Black)COM: CommercialCPAV: Central point Anti-VirusCPS: Cycles Per SecondCPU: Central Processing UnitCRT: Cathode Ray TubeCSMA/CD: Cartier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision DetectionCSU/DSU: Channel Service Unit/ Digital Service UnitCVT: Constant Voltage TransformerC2B: Consumer to BusinessC2C: Consumer to Consumer
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DAP: Download Accelerator PlusDARPA: Defense Advanced Research Project AgencyDC: Direct CurrentDDP: Distributed Data Processing DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolDIX: Digital Intel XeroxDLC: Data Link ControlDMA: Direct Memory AccessDNA: Digital Network ArchitectureDNS: Domain Name SystemDOD: Department of DefenseDPI: Dots Per InchDSL: Digital Subscriber LineDSP: Digital Signal ProcessorDSS: Digital Satellite SystemDTH: Direct To HomeDVD: Digital Versatile DiskDVD-R: Digital Versatile Disk-RecordableDVD-RW: Digital Versatile Disk-Rewritable
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EBCDIC: Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange CodeE-commerce: Electronic CommerceEDGE: Enhanced Data for Global EvolutionEDI: Electronic Data InterchangeEDP: Electronic Data ProcessingEDSAC: Electronic Delay Storage Automatic ComputerEdu. : EducationalEDVAC: Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic ComputerE-fax: Electronic FaxEFT: Electronic Funds TransferE-Mail: Electronic MailEMI: Electromagnetic InterferenceENIAC: Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator
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FAQ: Frequently Asked QuestionFAT: File Allocation TableFAX: FacsimileFDDI: Fiber Distributed Data InterfaceFDMA: Frequency Division Multiple AccessFIFO: First in First OutFILO: First in Last OutFLOPS: Floating Point Operations Per SecondFM: Frequency ModulationFTP: File Transfer Protocol
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GB: Giga BytesGbps: Giga bits per secondsGHz: Giga HertzGIF: Graphics Interchange FormatGOV: GovernmentalGPL: General Public LicenseGPRS: General Packet Radio ServiceGPS: Global Positioning SystemGSM: Global System for Mobile CommunicationGUI: Graphics User Interface
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HDD: Hard Disk DriveHP: Hewlett Packard HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language
HTTP: Hyper Text Transfer ProtocolHTTPS: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure
HTTP: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
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IAB: Internet Architecture BoardIaaS: Infrastructure as a ServiceIBM: International Business MachineIBT: Internet Based TechnologyIC: Integrated CircuitICMP: Internet Control Messaging ProtocolICT: Information and Communication TechnologyIEEE: Institute of Electrical and Electronics EngineeringIFIP: International Federation of Information ProcessingIGRP: Interior Gateway Routing ProtocolINFO: InformationINIC: Internet Network Information CenterINTERNET: International NetworkIP: Internet ProtocolIPOU: Input Processing Output UnitIPV4: Internet Protocol Version 4IPX: Internetwork Packet ExchangeIRC: Internet Relay ChatIRTF: Internet Research Task Force
ISA: Industry Standard Architecture
ISAPI: Internet Service Application Programming Interface
ISD: International Subscriber Dialing
ISDN: Integrated Services Digital NetworkISOC: Internet Society
ISP: Internet Service Provider
IT: Information Technology
ITSP: Internet Telephony Service ProviderITU: International Telecommunication Union
ISA: Industry Standard Architecture
ISAPI: Internet Service Application Programming Interface
ISD: International Subscriber Dialing
ISDN: Integrated Services Digital Network
ISP: Internet Service Provider
IT: Information Technology
ITSP: Internet Telephony Service Provider
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JPEG: Joint Photographic Expert Group
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K
KB: Kilo Bytes
Kbps: Kilo bits per SecondKBPS: Kilobytes per Second
KHz: Kilo Hertz
Kbps: Kilo bits per Second
KHz: Kilo Hertz
L
LAN: Local Area Network
LASER: Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of RadiationLCD: Liquid Crystal Display
LIFO: Last In First Out
LILO: Last In Last Out
LSI: Large Scale Integration
LASER: Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
LIFO: Last In First Out
LILO: Last In Last Out
LSI: Large Scale Integration
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MAC: Media Access Control
MAN: Metropolitan Area Network
MAPI: Messaging Application Programming Interface
Mb: MegabitsMB: MegabytesMBR: Master Boot RecordM-commerce: Mobile CommerceMDG: Millennium Development GoalMFLOPS: Millions of Floating Point Operations Per SecondMHz: Mega HertzMIDI: Musical Instrument Digital InterfaceMILNET: Military NetworkMIPS: Millions of Instructions Per SecondMMC: Multimedia CardMMS: Multimedia Message ServiceMODEM: Modulator DemodulatorMOST: Ministry of Science and TechnologyMP3: Moving Picture Expert Group Phase 3MPEG: Moving Picture Expert GroupMPPP: Multilink Point-to-Point ProtocolMs DOS: Microsoft Disk Operating SystemMSAU: Multi Station Access UnitMSAV: Microsoft Anti VirusMSB: Most Significant BitMSI: Micro Star InternationalMUK: Multimedia Upgraded Kits
MAN: Metropolitan Area Network
MAPI: Messaging Application Programming Interface
Mb: Megabits
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NAC: Network Adapter CardNAI: Network Access IdentifierNaaS: Network as a ServiceNAT: Network Address TranslationNAV: Norton AnitvirusNET: NetworkNET BEUI: Network BIOS Extended User InterfaceNET BIOS: Network Basic Input Output SystemNFS: Network File SystemNIC: Network Interface CardNITC: National Information Technology CenterNITCC: National Information Technology Co-ordination Committee
NLP: Natural Language ProcessingNNTP: Network News Transfer Protocol
NOS: Network Operating System
NP: Nepal
NSF: National Science Foundation
NSFNET: National Science Foundation Network
NTC: Nepal Telecom
NTFS: New Technology File System
NLP: Natural Language Processing
NOS: Network Operating System
NP: Nepal
NSF: National Science Foundation
NSFNET: National Science Foundation Network
NTC: Nepal Telecom
NTFS: New Technology File System
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OCC: Office of Controller of CertificationOLE: Object Linking and Embedding
ORG: Organization
OS: Operating System
OSI: Open Systems Interconnection
ORG: Organization
OS: Operating System
OSI: Open Systems Interconnection
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PAN: Personal Area NetworkPaaS: Platform as a Service
PAT: Port Address Translation
PC: Personal Computer
PCO: Public Call Office
PDF: Portable Document File
PDP: Programmed Data ProcessorPIN: Personal Identification NumberPixel: Picture CellPKI: Public Key Infrastructure
PM: Phase Modulation
PNG: Portable Network Graphics
POP: Post Office Protocol
POP3: Post Office Protocol 3PPP: Point-to-Point Protocol
PPPoE: Point-to-Point over EthernetPROLOG: Programming in Logic
PROM: Programmable Read Only Memory
PSK: Phase Shift KeyingPSP: Payment Service Provider
PSTN: Public Switched Telephone Network
PTT: Push-to-TalkPUK: Personal Unblocking CodePUR: Personal Unblocking Key
PAT: Port Address Translation
PC: Personal Computer
PCO: Public Call Office
PDF: Portable Document File
PDP: Programmed Data Processor
PM: Phase Modulation
PNG: Portable Network Graphics
POP: Post Office Protocol
POP3: Post Office Protocol 3
PPPoE: Point-to-Point over Ethernet
PROM: Programmable Read Only Memory
PSK: Phase Shift Keying
PSTN: Public Switched Telephone Network
PTT: Push-to-Talk
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QBASIC: Quick Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instructions CodeQOS: Quality of Service
QBASIC: Quick Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instructions Code
QOS: Quality of ServiceR
RAM: Random Access MemoryRARP: Reserve Address Resolution ProtocolRDMS: Relational Database Management SystemRF: Radio FrequencyRGB: Red Green BlueRIP: Routing Information ProtocolRJ-45: Registered Jack- 45ROM: Read Only MemoryRTF: Rich Text FormatRTP: Real-time Transport Protocol
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SaaS: Software as a ServiceSDSL: Symmetric Digital Subscriber LineSGML: Standard Generalized Markup LanguageSMS: Short Message ServiceSMTP: Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolSNA: Systems Network ArchitectureSNMP: Simple Network Management ProtocolSPX: Sequenced Packet ExchangeSQL: Structured Query LanguageSSL: Secured Socket LayerST: Spring-loaded TwistSTD: Subscriber Trunk DialingSTP: Shielded Twisted PairSVGA: Super Video Graphics Array
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TB: Tera BytesTCP: Transmission Control ProtocolTCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet ProtocolTELNET: Telecommunication NetworkTFT: Thin Film TransistorTFTP: Trivial File Transfer Protocol
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UHF: Ultra High FrequencyUK: United KingdomULSI: Ultra Large Scale IntegrationUNCITRAL: United States Conferrence on International Trade LawUNIVAC: Universal Automatic ComputerUPS: Uninterruptible Power SupplyURL: Uniform Resource LocatorUS: United StatesUSB: Universal Serial BusUsenet: User NetworkUTP: Unshielded Twisted Pair
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VCD: Video Compact DiskVDT: Visual Display TerminalVDU: Video Display UnitVESA: Video Electronics Standards AssociationVHF: Very High FrequencyVIP: VLAN Trunking ProtocolVIRUS: Vital Information Resource Under SiegeVLAN: Virtual Local Area NetworkVLSI: Very Large Scale IntegrationVMS: Voice Mail SystemVOIP: Voice Over Internet ProtocolVPN: Virtual Private NetworkVR: Virtual RealityVRML: Virtual Reality Modeling LanguageVSAT: Very Small Aperture Terminal
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W3C: World Wide Web ConsortiumWAIS: Wide Area Information ServerWAN: Wide Area NetworkWAP: Wireless Application Programming / Wireless Application ProtocolWIFI: Wireless FidelityWIMAX: Wireless Interoperability for Microwave AccessWindows NT: Windows NetworkWindows XP: Windows ExperienceWLAN: Wireless Local Area NetworkWMV: Windows Media VideoWORM: Write Once Read ManyWWW: World Wide Web
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