BPI

American  

1. Computers.  Also bpi

   1. bits per inch.

   2. bytes per inch.

2. Bureau of Public Inquiries.

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bpi British  

abbreviation

1. bits per inch (used of a computer tape or disk surface)

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Example Sentences

BPI said approval of the application from Coinbase, a crypto exchange, “could significantly increase risks to the U.S. financial system.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Faryar Shirzad, Coinbase’s chief policy officer, dismissed BPI’s concerns, saying the group was just trying to protect banks’ business interests.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Talent is everywhere but opportunity isn't," said Jo Twist, says chief executive of the BPI, which organises the awards.

From BBC

"We've always had the aspiration to move the Mercury Prize, in particular, outside of London because it's a representation of the best music of the year from across Britain and Ireland," says Jo Twist, says chief executive of the BPI, which organises the Mercurys and the Brits.

From BBC

Sophie Jones, chief strategy officer at BPI, said it illustrated the need for government action.

From BBC