USFF

USFF is an acronym that can refer to several different things, most commonly the Ultra Small Form Factor computer. Ultra Small Form Factor refers to a type of desktop computer that is designed to be very compact, often comparable in size to a paperback book or a small external hard drive. These systems are typically designed for specific use cases where space is a premium, such as in digital signage, thin clients, or in office environments with limited desk space. Despite their small size, USFF computers can offer comparable performance to traditional desktop computers, though they may have limitations in terms of expandability and upgrade options due to their compact internal layout. They often utilize mobile-grade components or specialized motherboards to achieve their small footprint.

In other contexts, USFF can stand for the United States School for the Future. This is an educational initiative focused on innovative learning environments and preparing students for future challenges. The specific implementation and goals of a United States School for the Future can vary by location and the particular educational philosophy being adopted.