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RISC

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RISCReduced Instruction Set Computer
RISCReduced Instruction Set Computing
RISCResearch Institute for Symbolic Computation (Linz, Austria)
RISCRNA Induced Silencing Complex (ribonucleoprotein complex involved in mRNA degradation)
RISCRetail Installment Sales Contract
RISCReduced Instruction Set Code
RISCRegional Interagency Steering Committee (FEMA/Federal Response Plan)
RISCRegulatory Information Service Center (OMB)
RISCRhode Island Supreme Court (judiciary)
RISCRisk Information Support Center
RISCResponsible Internet Service Companies
RISCRisk Information Sharing Consortium (National League of Cities)
RISCRadiology Information System Consortium
RISCResearch Group on Instability in Coronary Artery Disease
RISCRegional Intelligence Support Center
RISCReduced Instruction Set Class
RISCRisk Institute for the Support of Communication
RISCRepository for Individuals of Special Concern (US FBI)
RISCRural Industries Service Centre (India)
RISCRunway Incursion Severity Classification (ICAO)
RISCRestraint Information System Collection (Pennsylvania Department of Education)
RISCRaffles Institution Science Club (Raffles Institution; Singapore)
RISCRhode Island Striper Club
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For example, by 1990, many technical experts believed that Intel's original CISC (complex instruction set computer) processors were inferior in speed, efficiency and size to the RISC (reduced instruction set computer) processors being developed by other companies.
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