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lossless compression

In computing, data compression technique that reduces the number of bits used to represent data in a file, thereby reducing its size while retaining all the original information. This makes it suitable for computer code and text files. Lossless compression typically achieves space savings of 30%.



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Lossless data compression is used for data that must not be changed even a single bit.
Located in Moscow, Idaho, Comtech AHA has been providing leading-edge Forward Error Correction and Lossless Data Compression technology for more than a decade and offers a variety of standard and custom IC solutions for the data communications industry.
Located in Moscow, Idaho, Comtech AHA has been setting the standard in Forward Error Correction and Lossless Data Compression technology for more than a decade and offers a variety of standard and custom IC solutions for the data communications industry.
 
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