SSL
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SSL can refer to:
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[edit] Computing and electronics
- Secure Sockets Layer, a protocol for encrypting information over the Internet
- Single stuck line, a fault model for digital circuits
- S/SL programming language
- RoboCup Small Size League
- Semi-supervised learning, a class of machine learning techniques
- Serato Scratch Live, a digital DJing tool
- Solid State Logic A brand of audio mixing consoles
- Sink Source Library
[edit] Business
- Sasol, a company in South Africa, NYSE stock symbol SSL
- Solid State Logic, a manufacturer of mixing consoles and software for broadcast (Gravity)
- Space Systems/Loral (SS/L), a spacecraft manufacturer
- SSL International, a consumer healthcare manufacturer, owning brands like Durex and Scholl
- System Simulation Ltd, a software engineering company
[edit] Language
- Selangor Sign Language, a sign language used in Malaysia
- Swedish Sign Language, a sign language used in Sweden
[edit] Places
- South Salt Lake, Utah, a city in the US state of Utah
- Social Science Library, Oxford, the Oxford University departmental library for Social Sciences, on Manor Road.
[edit] Science
- Sodium stearoyl lactylate, a food additive used as an emulsifier
- Solid-state lighting, a lighting technology that utilizes a cluster of LEDs
[edit] Space sciences
- Space Sciences Laboratory, in Berkeley, California
- Space Systems Laboratory, at the University of Maryland, College Park, formerly at MIT
[edit] Sports
- Swedish Super League, a floorball league in Sweden
[edit] Other
- Saitama Seibu Lions, a professional baseball team in Japan's Pacific League
- Sesame Street Live, a touring version of the children's television show
- Standard sea level, the air conditions at sea level
- The sub-surface lines, cut-and cover railway lines forming part of London Underground
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