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What is FPS?

FPS commonly refers to "Frames Per Second." It is a measure of how many unique consecutive images (frames) a display device can produce each second. In video games, a higher FPS generally results in a smoother and more responsive gaming experience. It's also used in video and animation production to describe the frame rate of the content.

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What other technologies are related to FPS?

FPS Competitor Technologies

BACS

BACS is a UK payment system used for direct debits and direct credits, representing an alternative payment rail and therefore a competitor.

mentioned alongside FPS in 13% (98) of relevant job posts

CHAPS

CHAPS is a UK payment system for high-value, same-day payments, making it a competitor as another payment rail.

mentioned alongside FPS in 10% (74) of relevant job posts

SEPA

SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) facilitates euro payments across Europe, and is a competitor as it represents another payment rail.

mentioned alongside FPS in 5% (125) of relevant job posts

Swift

SWIFT is a global messaging network used by financial institutions to securely transmit information and instructions, and represents a competitor as another payment rail.

mentioned alongside FPS in 0% (181) of relevant job posts