Sme

Uses your system voice; voice and rate in settings.

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Sme (stylized as SME) or Denník Sme ( ) is one of the widely-read mainstream broadsheets in Slovakia. Its website is one of the most-visited internet portals in Slovakia.

SME may refer to:

Economics

Small and medium enterprises Socialist market economy, an economic system of China

Organizations

Music

SME Limited, UK audio turntable manufacturer SM Entertainment, South Korea Sony Music Entertainment, US Spontaneous Music Ensemble, UK, mid-1960s Stone Music Entertainment, South Korea

Other organizations

SME (society), formerly Society of Manufacturing Engineers Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration Sun Microelectronics, a business unit of Sun Microsystems Shawnee Mission East, a high school in the Shawnee Mission School District in Kansas SME Bank, a Malaysian bank

Science and technology

Computing

Secure Memory Encryption, an AMD technology Scalable Matrix Extension, an ARM technology Structure mapping engine, in artificial intelligence and cognitive science SIGNAL Meta under Eclipse, an environment in the SIGNAL programming language

Other uses in science and technology

Solar Mesosphere Explorer, an Earth observation satellite Standard-Model Extension, in quantum field theory Subsequent memory effect, in cognitive psychology Surface-mount equipment, for electronic assembly

Other uses

SME (newspaper), a Slovak daily Lake Cumberland Regional Airport, IATA code Strathmore railway station, Melbourne Subject-matter expert, an authority in a particular area or topic Suriname, license plate code

See also

same (disambiguation) SSME (disambiguation)

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