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Technology Glossary A–Z

Clear technology definitions with simple explanations, technical context, examples and related product or learning paths.

All levelsReferenceSource review: 14 Aug 2026
Quick answer

Use the glossary to translate abbreviations and confusing specifications into plain language. Each entry connects the term to the technology, decision or troubleshooting path where it matters.

Browse verified terms

This reviewed glossary grows by usefulness rather than keyword volume. Every dedicated entry includes a plain-language definition, technical context, a practical example and a meaningful relationship to the Dalmia product, service or learning ecosystem.

Verified launch glossary
TermSimple meaningLearn more
CPUA general-purpose processor that executes program instructionsOpen guide
GPUA processor designed for highly parallel work such as graphicsOpen guide
HDDA storage drive that uses rotating magnetic plattersOpen guide
MFALogin verification that uses more than one distinct factor typeOpen guide
NVMeA specification for host software to communicate with non-volatile memoryOpen guide
RAMWorking memory used by active programsOpen guide
SATAA storage interface used by drives and host systemsOpen guide
SSDSolid-state storage with no moving read/write mechanismOpen guide
UPSA system that supplies temporary load power when input power is interruptedOpen guide
USB-CA reversible USB connector form whose supported capabilities varyOpen guide
VoIPTransmission of speech across data-style IP networksOpen guide
Wi-FiWireless local networking based on the IEEE 802.11 standards familyOpen guide

How to read a technology specification

  1. Separate the product type, form factor and interface—they may describe different things.
  2. Check whether a number is an interface limit, a tested device result or a marketing claim.
  3. Confirm units and conditions before comparing two values.
  4. Use the exact device model and official documentation for compatibility decisions.

Sources and further reading

Technical statements were reviewed against these references. External pages may change after our review date.

  1. NVMe set of specifications overview — NVM Express
  2. The SATA ecosystem — Serial ATA International Organization
  3. About IEEE 802.11 — IEEE 802.11 Working Group
  4. NIST SP 800-63-4: Digital Identity Guidelines — National Institute of Standards and Technology
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