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The acronym FAT stands for File Allocation Table. It is a simple file system designed originally for small disks and simple folder structures. In short, it is a method of organization, a file ...

FAT stands for File Allocation Table, a term that describes what it does: maintains a table of each file's space allocation. In addition to FAT, all Windows operating systems since Windows NT ...

PX5, a global leader in high-performance real-time operating systems and middleware, today announced off-the-shelf functional ...

The first file system to be used in a Microsoft operating system was the FAT system, which uses a file allocation table. This table is an index that creates a list of disk contents to record the ...

File systems organize the data stored on computer hard drives, keeping track of the physical locations of all data elements on disk while allowing users to quickly and reliably retrieve files when ...

First developed as FAT (File Allocation Table) in 1977 for floppy disks, it was eventually extended to FAT12, then FAT16, then FAT32 by Microsoft in 1996 to support increasingly larger drive ...

exFAT, or EXtended File Allocation Table, is an enhanced version of the FAT file system from Microsoft that uses less overhead than the Windows NTFS file system. It extends the maximum file size ...

The poster-child for Microsoft's intellectual property aggression were the File Allocation Table (FAT) patents. But the Microsoft of then is not the Microsoft of now. First, Microsoft open-sourced ...

the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has initially rejected Microsofts patent claims on the universally popular FAT (file allocation table) file system. The request to re-examine Microsoft Corp.s ...

The IC receives data using a serial port or SPI and supports FAT (file-allocation-table) 12, 16, and 32 formats. The unit is available for $29.95.