The new information and communications technologies (NTIC according to abbreviationfinder) refer to all the new media that, in recent years, have facilitated the flow of information (Internet, digital video discs [DVD], laptops and all technological devices used to produce, develop and carry out communication). With regard to the media, new technologies have made possible the […]

According to abbreviationfinder, SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is an Application Layer protocol. Text-based network protocol used for the exchange of email messages between computers or other devices (PDA’s, mobile phones, etc.). It is defined in RFC 2821 and is an official Internet standard. History It is part of […]

According to AbbreviationFinder, ISDN stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. From the point of view of the OSI standard, an ISDN stack consists of three protocols: Physical layer Link layer or data link layer (DLL) Network layer, or network layer (the ISDN protocol, proper) From the point of view of the interface with the user, […]

Short for VB by AbbreviationFinder, Visual Basic is a programming language developed by the German Alan Cooper for Microsoft. The programming language is a dialect of BASIC, with important additions. Its first version was presented in 1991, with the intention of simplifying programming using a completely graphical development environment that facilitated the creation of graphical […]

What is etcd? Etcd is a key value store that is intended for distributed applications. Its job is to safely store critical data. It is used in Kubernetes, for example, and offers many advantages. Etcd is a hierarchical and distributed key-value store (key-value database ). It was written by the Core OS team in Go. […]

The GNU General Public License or better known by its English name GNU General Public License or simply its acronym GNU GPL according to AbbreviationFinder, is a license created by the Free Software Foundation in 1989 (the first version), and is mainly aimed at protecting the free distribution, modification and use of Software. Its purpose is to declare that the […]

In many industries, acronyms are popular, to the extent that it can sometimes be very confusing to distinguish and keep track of all these concepts. We who work with the web and above all digital marketing seem to be particularly interested in complicating things by putting acronyms on pretty much everything. One of the more well-known […]

The RAMs (known as Random Access Memory according to ABBREVIATIONFINDER) is one of the most important parts of computers as they are on them that the processor stores the data with which it is dealing. This type of memory has an extremely fast data recording process, when compared to the various types of ROM memory. However, […]

With regard to the hardware of computers, we understand as memory the devices that store the data with which the processor works. There are essentially two categories of memories: ROM (Read-Only Memory), which only allows data to be read and does not lose information in the absence of power; and RAM (Random-Access Memory), which allows […]

Computers are made up of components that are refined over time. The constant search for better performance includes several characteristics, one of which is the speed of data transfer between devices. In this regard, the SCSI interface appears as one of the most well-known and traditional technologies to make data traffic from a hard drive […]

MIME is the acronym for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, which refers to an internet standard for the format of e-mail messages. It can be used to include multiple types of content within a single message, based on explanation by ABBREVIATIONFINDER. MIME extends the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) format of emails to insert different types of content, whether […]