IPL

IPL is a three-letter abbreviation with multiple meanings, including:

In Sports

• Indian Premier League, A Twenty20 cricket league played in India
• Iran Pro League, Iran's highest football (soccer) League
• Irish Premier League, the name of Northern Ireland's highest football league between 2003-08
• Israeli Premier League, Israel's premier football league.

In Computing

• IBM Public License, The IBM Public License
• Initial Program Load, a synonym of booting a computer system, used especially in IBM mainframe field
• Information Processing Language
• iPodLinux, a port of uClinux to Apple's iPod
• Interrupt priority level, a term used in computer science to distinguish which input/output devices can be serviced by interrupting the running program
• Intermec Printer Language a proprietary communications protocol used by Intermec barcode printers.
• Internal Programming Language, a term for a programming language specific for a certain programme

Institutes

• Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa, Lisbon Polytechnic Institute, Portugal
• Instituto Politécnico Loyola, Loyola Polytechnic Institute located in San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic
• Instituto de Planeamiento de Lima, National University of Engineering, located in Lima, Peru 1961-1983
• Polytechnical Institute of Leiria, (Instituto Politécnico de Leiria)

Industry & Companies

• Interoperable PDK Libraries, a semiconductor industry alliance to create interoperable kits for mixed-signal design
• Indianapolis Power & Light, an electric utility company in Indianapolis, Indiana
• Interstate Power and Light Company, a subsidiary of Alliant Energy, that serves customers in Iowa.
• IPL Information Processing Limited, a software company in the United Kingdom

Others

• Inner plexiform layer, a layer of the Retina
• Intense pulsed light, an epilation method
• Internet Public Library
• Imperial County Airport (IATA code: IPL), a public airport near Imperial, California

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