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access provider

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access provider
An organization that lets users gain entrance to a network, typically the Internet. It generally refers to a smaller Internet service provider (ISP) rather than a UUNET or MCI, which would be called a "service provider." See ISP and service provider.
access provider [′ak‚ses prə‚vīd·ər]
(computer science)


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