GP - Computing and Video Games

Computing and Video Games

  • Gameplanet (New Zealand), a New Zealand video game community
  • GamePolitics.com, a blog about the politics of computer and video games
  • GamePro, a monthly video game magazine
  • Gangplank, a character from League of Legends
  • Genetic programming, an algorithmic technique in computer science
  • Geometric programming, an algorithmic technique in engineering and optimization
  • Gigapixel image, a unit of computer graphic resolution
  • Goal programming, a branch of multiple objective programming
  • Gold Piece, currency in many role-playing games
  • Grandparent post, a reference to the message two levels up in a threaded message board
  • Guitar Pro, a music composing program
  • Gurupa, Amazon.com's content delivery infrastructure
  • Microsoft Dynamics GP, part of Microsoft Dynamics accounting software Great Plains
  • PARI/GP, a computer algebra system

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