Swift

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Swift or SWIFT most commonly refers to:

It may also refer to:

Organizations

Transportation companies

Places

Astronomy

Biology

  • Swift (bird), a family of birds
  • Swift butterflies, several genera in the skipper butterfly tribe
    Gegenini
  • Swift lizards, iguanian lizards typically of the genus
    Sceloporus
    • Snow swift lizards, of the iguanian genus Liolaemus
  • Swift moth
    , of the family Hepialidae
  • Swift fox, a species of North American fox

Computing and telecommunication

  • Swift (distributed storage)
    , OpenStack's distributed storage component
  • Swift (programming language), a programming language developed by Apple Inc.
  • Swift (parallel scripting language), a programming language for parallel computing developed at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory
  • Swift, the
    ARM architecture
    CPU core in the Apple A6 and Apple A6X
  • Swift, an XMPP client for Windows, Mac and Linux
  • SWIFT – System for wireless infotainment forwarding and teledistribution: former abbreviation for Data Radio Channel (DARC) subcarrier messaging standard

Transportation

Aircraft

Land

Water

Military

  • HSV-2 Swift, a non-commissioned catamaran leased by the United States Navy
    • Swift Boats
      , used by the US Navy in the Vietnam War
  • Swift-class coastal patrol craft
    , patrol vessels built for the Republic of Singapore Navy
  • HMS Swift, several ships of British Royal Navy
  • Operation Swift, in the Vietnam War

Sport

People


Fictional characters

  • Tom Swift, the central character in five series of books of juvenile science fiction and adventure novels, first appearing in 1910
  • Tom Swift Jr., following in the tradition of the earlier Tom Swift novels, first appearing in 1954
  • Swift Alternetter
    , a character in the film Cars
  • Swift (character), comic-book character from The Authority
  • Swift Wind
    , a fictional character from She-Ra: Princess of Power
  • Miss Swift, character in Cardiacs

Other uses

See also

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