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IOCC — • Input/Output Channel Converter • Input/Output Controller Chip • International Overseas Completion Center … Acronyms
IOCC — [1] Input/Output Channel Converter [2] Input/Output Controller Chip [3] International Overseas Completion Center … Acronyms von A bis Z
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IOCC — comp. abbr. Input/Output Channel Converter comp. abbr. Input/Output Controller Chip … United dictionary of abbreviations and acronyms
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