APIs are application programming interfaces. They are pieces of software that act as a bridge between one application and another application, piece of hardware or database of information, for ...

This article is published by AllBusiness.com, a partner of TIME. What are "APIs?" An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of protocol routines, and tools for building software.

An application programming interface (API) is software that acts as an intermediary between two programs. APIs make it easy for apps to exchange information, data, pictures, and more.

An API is a connection between a third-party application and a bank. So, in API banking, the tools and services of the bank are made available to a third party in the form of APIs. This helps both ...

Standardized Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) enable real-time, authoritative data-sharing needed for coalition joint all-domain command and control, says Jay Bonci, chief technology officer, ...

As organizations increasingly rely on application programming interfaces (APIs) to facilitate communication and data exchange ...

We look at the kinds of application programming interfaces – APIs –available to expose cloud storage to applications, from SME-targeted solutions to higher-end hooks.