What does DCA stand for?

Distributed Communications Architecture

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A large number of embedded systems such as service, home and industrial automation robotics systems need a high-performance, small-footprint distributed communications architecture that can quickly process huge amounts of visual, auditory and sensory programming and data.

United States: OIS Signs Distribution Deal with SoftService, Japan

Sperry unveiled its Distributed Communications Architecture in late 1976, heralding it as the firm's most significant communications development in 15 years.

Communications Processors Rise to Challenge of Larger, Faster Networks

The DCP family has long been the platform of choice for clients requiring SNA, OSI, TCP/IP, and/or the Unisys Distributed Communications Architecture (DCA) for their organizations.

Unisys Signs Vector Technology as Reseller of DCP Advanced ...

Service, home and industrial automation robotics systems are a few examples of embedded systems that require a high-performance, small-footprint distributed communications architecture that can quickly process massive amounts of visual, auditory and sensory programming and data.

United States : Objective Interface Systems Expands Presence in ...