ISA
| Definition | : | Industry Standard Architecture |
| Category | : | Computing » Hardware |
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What does ISA mean?
Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) was a computer bus standard introduced by International Business Machines (IBM) for their IBM Personal Computer, and subsequently adopted by other manufacturers.
ISA provided a way for expansion cards like sound cards, network cards, and graphics cards to connect to the computer's motherboard.
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ISA | Internet Security and Acceleration |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the full form of ISA in Expansion slots?
The full form of ISA is Industry Standard Architecture
What are the full forms of ISA in Computing?
Instruction Set Architecture | Industry Standard Architecture | Internet Security and Acceleration
What are the full forms of ISA in Worldwide?
Instruction Set Architecture | Industry Standard Architecture | Internet Security and Acceleration
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