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List of codecs
A list of video, audio, speech, and image codecs, including H.264, AV1, Opus, and FLAC, along with how codecs differ from containers like MP4 and WebM.
List of collaborative software
The list of collaborative software, also known as the list of groupware, catalogs tools such as GitHub, Slack, and Jira by the kind of collaboration they support.
List of combat losses of United States military aircraft since the Vietnam War
A list of U.S. military aircraft combat losses since the Vietnam War ended in 1973, covering the Gulf War, the Balkans, Iraq, and the 2026 Iran war.
List of compilers
The list of compilers organizes major compilers by source language, compilation strategy, and infrastructure, covering GCC, LLVM, Clang, rustc, CompCert, and GraalVM, with benchmark comparisons.
List of computer hardware manufacturers
This list of computer hardware manufacturers covers the industry's main segments: chip designers (AMD, Intel, NVIDIA), foundries (TSMC), memory makers (Micron), PC makers (Lenovo, Dell, HP), and contract assemblers like Foxconn.
List of computer scientists
The list of computer scientists covers the people who created and advanced computing, organized chronologically and by subfield using the A.M. Turing Award as its spine.
List of computer security certifications
The list of computer security certifications covers professional credentials from entry-level Security+ and ISC2 CC to senior CISSP, CISM, and hands-on OSCP, including exam costs, renewal requirements, and Department of Defense alignments.
List of computing and IT abbreviations
A reference list pairing computing and IT abbreviations, such as IT, API, and RAM, with the full terms they stand for, helping readers decode technical shorthand.
List of Concorde aircraft
The list of Concorde aircraft covers all twenty Concorde supersonic airliners built between 1966 and 1979, including two prototypes and fourteen aircraft flown by British Airways and Air France.
List of copper alloys
Copper alloys are metals in which copper dominates, alloyed with zinc, tin, nickel, or other elements for strength, corrosion resistance, or conductivity, grouped into families such as brasses and bronzes.
List of corvette classes in service
The list of corvette classes in service covers corvettes, small warships of 1,000 to 1,500 tons used as affordable surface combatants, including China's Type-056A, the most numerous.
List of cosmonauts
The list of cosmonauts covers people trained by the Soviet and Russian space programs since 1960, including Yuri Gagarin, Valentina Tereshkova, and record holders like Valeri Polyakov.
List of countries by motor vehicle production
The list of countries by motor vehicle production, also called automobile production, ranks countries by annual vehicle output; in 2024 the world built 92.5 million, led by China.
List of countries by traffic-related death rate
The list of countries by traffic-related death rate ranks countries by estimated annual road traffic deaths per 100,000 population, published by the World Health Organization through its Global status report on road safety.
List of country calling codes
The list of country calling codes, also called international telephone codes, covers the one- to three-digit ITU prefixes identifying each country in international phone numbers under E.164.
List of country houses in the United Kingdom
The list of country houses in the United Kingdom catalogs significant residences across all four nations, from medieval survivals to Georgian and Victorian buildings, held by private owners, trusts, and public bodies.
List of covered bridges in Alabama
The list of covered bridges in Alabama covers the state's 11 surviving historic covered bridges, built from the early 1800s to the mid-1930s, five of them on the National Register.
List of Crayola crayon colors
The list of Crayola crayon colors tracks the names Crayola has given its crayons since the first box of eight went on sale in 1903, now totaling 269 colors.
List of crewed spacecraft
The list of crewed spacecraft covers vehicles built to carry humans to space since Yuri Gagarin's 1961 flight aboard Vostok 1, from Vostok and Mercury to Crew Dragon and Orion.
List of crude oil products
The list of crude oil products covers the petroleum products obtained by refining crude oil, from LPG and gasoline to diesel, lubricants, waxes, and asphalt.
List of cruise lines
The list of cruise lines covers companies operating cruise ships and selling voyages, an industry of 98 brands and 474 ships dominated by Carnival Corporation and Royal Caribbean Group.
List of cruise ships
The list of cruise ships covers passenger vessels designed for holidays at sea, including fleets, specifications, and newbuilds such as Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas, the largest in service.
List of cruiser classes in service
The list of cruiser classes in service covers the Ticonderoga, Type 055, Slava, and Kirov classes, the only cruisers in commission as of late 2026.
List of Cuba–United States aircraft hijackings
The list of Cuba–United States aircraft hijackings covers the wave of air piracies between the two countries from 1958 to the early 1970s, peaking in 1969 with 33 successful hijackings of U.S. aircraft to Cuba.
List of Cunard Line ships
The list of Cunard Line ships covers the British shipping line's fleet from the paddle steamer Britannia of 1840 to today's four Queens, including Queen Mary 2.
List of current automobile manufacturers by country
A list of current automobile manufacturers organized by country of production, from China's 229 makers and 31 million vehicles to Africa's two centers, South Africa and Morocco.
List of current automobile marques
A list of current automobile marques mapping brand names, such as Jeep, Lexus, and Volvo, to the groups that own them, with structures as of 2023 to 2026.
List of current Royal Australian Air Force aircraft
The list of current Royal Australian Air Force aircraft, known as RAAF aircraft, spans the F-35A and Super Hornet combat fleet, airlifters, surveillance aircraft, and trainers.
List of current ships of the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy
The Islamic Republic of Iran Navy (IRIN) operates Iran's submarines and larger warships from Bandar Abbas, leaving the Persian Gulf to the Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy.
List of current ships of the United States Navy
The current ships of the United States Navy number about 291 battle force ships as of May 2026, including aircraft carriers, surface combatants, submarines, and amphibious and support ships.