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What is ISA standards?
ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) refers to a computer bus standard for IBM PC compatible computers. It was introduced in 1981 as part of the IBM PC and was later expanded in the IBM PC/AT. ISA allowed add-on cards (like sound, video, and network cards) to communicate with the motherboard. While largely replaced by newer standards like PCI, ISA's legacy remains important in understanding the evolution of PC hardware.
Which job functions commonly mention ISA standards?
Network Security Engineer
0.1% of all Network Security Engineer jobs mention ISA standards
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Control Engineer
5 Control Engineer jobs mention ISA standards
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Automation Engineer
10 Automation Engineer jobs mention ISA standards
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Security Engineer
17 Security Engineer jobs mention ISA standards
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Engineer
126 Engineer jobs mention ISA standards
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