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"NIC" is an acronym for Network Interface Card and refer to any device that provides access to a network. Often these are not actually expansion cards, but devices integrated into a mainboard. The most common interface is an RJ-45 connector, though NICs that connect to fiber-optic networks and other older interfaces exist.
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