EU
- noun
- Jargon
- Even at the end of this period, regulations are extraordinarily tight, and GM companies have yet to fully enter the EU market.
- EU ETS
So it is well above the standards of EU radiation emission.
- So it is well above the standards of EU radiation emission.
- I will say the infrastructure for this game, EU play system, all of that stuff sucks.
Examples
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Many international websites restrict access to content based on the user's EU server location.
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Then you just need the EU region to join the NA region.
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So, for instance, the EU has these privacy laws that essentially would put Facebook out of existence in the EU.
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Why aren't the US & EU servers being combined as well?
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With such an expansive EU section, covered in books, comics, and video games, the possibilities are nearly endless.
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AppFog is a polyglot PaaS with 2GB RAM free, hosted in the EU, Asia, and various US zones.
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The new data protection rules apply specifically to users in the EU region to ensure their privacy.
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E-commerce platforms often adapt pricing strategies depending on whether a user is accessing from the EU market.
Synonyms
A continent of many countries between the Atlantic Ocean and Asia, and the countries there seen together
A group of European countries that work together on politics and the economy
Surface Forms
Etymology
EU is also used in technology as the same short form for Europe or European Union, and it works as a label for the 'Europe' market, servers, or prices. So when a game or website shows EU, it tells you the content, server location, or laws apply to the European region.