Vendors often establish a(n)____ point for equipment, beyond which they cease to provide hardware upgrades or software enhancements.
A)cutoff
B)conversion
C)end-of-life (EOL)
D)termination

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End-of-life (EOL) refers to the point in time when a product or technology is no longer supported by its manufacturer or vendor, including hardware upgrades and software enhancements. A cutoff or termination point may also refer to the same idea, but EOL is the most common term used in the industry. Conversion typically refers to transitioning from one technology or format to another.

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