SAI
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SAI is an acronym for:
- SAI (company), Scientific Analytical Institute, A fully accredited commercial testing laboratory, employee owned, providing analytical services for environmental microbiology, asbestos, silica, lead, and materials characterization. SAI provides accurate and timely diversified laboratory analyses and support services to a variety of clients throughout the United States and abroad.
- SAI (software) a graphics painting program for Microsoft Windows
- Sailfish (FAO fish species code)
- Service des Admissions Internationales (International Admissions Office)
- Senior Army Instructor, in US Army ROTC
- serving area interface or service area interface in telephony
- Silent Aircraft Initiative, a project of the Cambridge-MIT Institute (CMI).
- sistema de alimentacion ininterrumpida (Spanish: uninterruptible power supply)
- Skandinavisk Aero Industri, a former Danish aeroplane manufacturer
- Sigma Alpha Iota women's music fraternity
- Social Accountability International
- Societate American pro Interlingua, a North American Interlingua organization
- Society of Architectural Illustration
- Society of Atherosclerosis Imaging and Prevention
- Software Architects, Inc., a North American computer software company
- Software Architecture for Immersipresence
- Solar America Initiative
- South African Infantry (South African ground troops in World War I)
- South Asia Institute
- Sports Authority of India
- Stan Ackermans Institute - Institution for technology in the Dutch city of Eindhoven
- Sternberg Astronomical Institute
- Strong AI
- Supersonic Aerospace International is a company designing a private supersonic jet
- Sweet Adelines International (International Organization of Women Barbershop Singers)
- Systems Assurance Institute
SAI is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Symbol for Science Applications International Corporation
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