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EBXElectronic Book Exchange (XML standard)
EBXEmbedded Board Expandable (PC/104)
EBXElectronic Business XML (Extensible Markup Language)
EBXElectronic Branch Exchange
EBXExtended Base Register
EBXEnterprise Business eXtension (Orchestra Networks)


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Bolivian President Evo Morales recently ordered EBX, a Brazilian energy and natural resources company working on the border of Bolivia and Brazil, to leave Bolivia over allegations that the company failed to comply with environmental regulations.
the inventor and a supplier of PC/104, EBX and EPIC single board computers, has announced a family of complete, integrated, low cost Linux-based computer systems that enable embedded OEMs to rapidly deploy products to market.
the inventor and supplier of PC/104 and EBX single board computers for non-back plane embedded systems, has debuted the Ampro ReadyBoard family of single board computers (SBC) to address the needs of cost-sensitive applications which do not require the rugged reliability of Ampro's traditional LittleBoard and CoreModule products.
 
 
 
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