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NSP
(redirected from Native Signal Processing)

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NSP
(1) (Network Service Provider) An organization that provides a high-speed Internet backbone to ISPs and other service providers. Sprint, MCI and UUNET are examples of NSPs. See Internet backbones.

(2) (Native Signal Processing) Enhancements to Pentium CPUs proposed by Intel that later evolved into the MMX CPU. See MMX.


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The "other bad acts" - meetings with Netscape and quarrels with Intel over Native Signal Processing (NSP) and Apple over Quicktime - Microsoft dismisses as late additions to a case it claims had no merit to begin with.
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He claimed that Microsoft had wanted Intel to drop its Native Signal Processing project - which involved moving the audio functions of a DSP chip onto the CPU - simply because it was not very effective.
 
 
 
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