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PTPN
(redirected from Peer-to-peer networking)

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PTPNPhysical Therapy Provider Network
PTPNProtein-Tyrosine Phosphatase, Nonreceptor-Type
PTPNPeer-to-Peer Networking (internet networking)
PTPNPreemptive Time Petri Net


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MANY PEOPLE retain a perception of peer-to-peer networking based on the old Napster model of file sharing.
Population density and wireless networking: reexamining the world of ... by Kupetz, Allen H. / Japan Inc.
The advent of peer-to-peer networking, which enables one Net surfer to swap files directly with another, combined with MP3 technology has resulted in the unauthorised piracy of online and CD music--and a dramatic decline in sales of recorded music (by about 7 per cent in the first half of 2002, according to the Recording Industry Association of America).
Online music news. (Get IT) by Hugo, Anne / Youth Studies Australia
Master Node Redundancy technology, designed for peer-to-peer networking, prevents a single point of failure, unlike 802.
Gearing Up For Wireless Networking by Computer Technology Review
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