Sox

• SOX, Sogamoso Airport's IATA airport code, an airport in Colombia ==Computing and technology==

• SOX (operating system), a UNIX clone developed in Brazil in the 1980s • SoX or Sound eXchange, a computer program for audio manipulation • Schema for Object-Oriented XML, an XML schema language • Singapore Open Exchange, or SOX • Simple Outline XML, an alternative XML syntax ==Finance and law==

• PHLX Semiconductor Sector, a widely used stock market index • Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002, a United States federal securities law ==Sports and related topics==

• Black Sox Scandal, a 1919 baseball match fixing incident • Bowie Baysox, a US minor league baseball team • Bristol White Sox, a US minor league baseball team • Butler BlueSox, playing in the Prospect League • Colorado Springs Sky Sox, a US minor league baseball team • Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Western League), a defunct American minor league baseball team • Everett AquaSox, a US American minor league baseball team • Holyoke Blue Sox, a college-level team playing in the NECBL • Mesa Solar Sox, a U.S. winter league baseball team • New Bedford Bay Sox, a college-level team playing in the NECBL • Pawtucket Red Sox, a US minor league baseball team • Salem Red Sox, a US minor league baseball team • South Bend Blue Sox, a former girls' team 1943-1954 • Yarmouth–Dennis Red Sox, playing in the CCBL ==Science==

• Cancelled SOX experiment in neutrino physics, Borexino detector, Italy • SOX gene family • Several Sulfur oxides ( or SOx) • The Sox pathway in the microbial oxidation of sulfur ==Other uses==

• Sox, a 1995 pop group led by Samantha Fox • SOX, a type of low-pressure Sodium-vapor lamp • Sox, robotic feline character from the 2022 American 3D-animated film Lightyear • Sox, an Ethereal Monster in My Singing Monsters ==See also==