SSE

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SSE may refer to:

In computing:

• Senior Software Engineer (UK)
• Server-Sent Events, a technology to push content to web clients
• Simple Sharing Extensions, a specification that extends RSS from unidirectional to bidirectional information flows
• Streaming SIMD Extensions, an instruction set extension introduced with the Intel Pentium III
• Microsoft SQL Server Express Edition
• SPARQL Syntax Expressions

In economics:

• Stockholm School of Economics
• Shanghai Stock Exchange (note: Shenzhen Stock Exchange is "SZSE")
• Substantial shareholdings exemption, a United Kingdom tax relief relating to capital gains on shares

Other:

• Stop Stansted Expansion
• School for Social Entrepreneurs, a training institution in the UK
• Scottish and Southern Energy plc, an energy supplier in the UK
• Silk screen effect, a visual phenomenon seen in rear-projection televisions
• Sign Supported English, the use of British Sign Language with an English grammar
• South-southeast, one of the principal directions on a compass or compass rose, lying at the midpoint between the cardinal direction north and the ordinal direction northwest
• Sum of squared error, due to errors and residuals in statistics
• Southern Star Endemol, the Australian television company
• Spaceship Earth, an attraction and icon at Epcot, located in the Walt Disney World Resort
• Shin Seiki Evangelion, an anime produced by Gainax Animation.
• Pontiac Bonneville SSE
• Short Service Employee
• Sins of a Solar Empire, a video game created by Ironclad Games.
• Subspace Emissary, the single player portion of Nintendo's video game Super Smash Bros Brawl.
• Society for Scientific Exploration an organization of scientists and other scholars
• Society for the Study of Evolution, the primary scientific society for the discipline of evolutionary biology

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