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MCAE

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MCAEMechanical Computer-Aided Engineering (mechanical engineering, design or analysis)
MCAEMaison Communale d'Accueil de l'Enfance (French: Town Home for Children; childcare)
MCAEMassachusetts Coalition for Adult Education
MCAEMinnesota Center for Arts Education
MCAEMitchell College of Advanced Education (Australia)


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When users leave for the day, Ford effectively has 1,000 CPUs to run MCAE batch jobs in the grid.
Power from the masses with grid computing: a new class of software ... by Gould, Lawrence S. / Automotive Design & Production
Licensed to do business in all 50 states, MCAE is an industry leader in providing roadside assistance services and in the creation of branded motor clubs for large corporations.
MBA Announces Private Brand Motor Club for Comprehensive Roadside ... by Business Wire
au) was established in 1992 as the exclusive distributor for a range of leading MCAE products offered to the Engineering, Design and Manufacturing Sectors in Australia and New Zealand.
Invention Machine and Imag Industries Expand Reseller Partnership by Business Wire
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