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SPP

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SPP

(1) (Scalable Parallel Processor) A multiprocessing computer that can be upgraded by adding more CPUs.

(2) (Standard Parallel Port) The Centronics parallel port that was used on the first PCs. It was superseded by the higher-speed EPP and ECP ports of the IEEE 1284 interface. See Centronics interface and IEEE 1284.



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The establishment of the SPP was jointly announced in March 2005 by President Bush and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada at a summit of the North American leaders in Waco, Texas.
From the editor by Benoit, Gary / The New American
The SPP has signaled the launching of an ongoing political "process" that envisions transcending a great many things, including our borders, our national independence, and our U.
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