The phrase "a hardware called" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a piece of hardware called" or simply "hardware called." You can use it when referring to a specific type of hardware or device by name, but it needs to be adjusted for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "We have a piece of hardware called the XYZ Processor that enhances performance."
Alternatives: "a device named" or "a component referred to as".
In order to provide high bandwidth in data access, a special hardware called address generator unit, was designed.
All that is needed for laptop users to wander with Wi-Fi (the name is short for "wireless fidelity") is a piece of hardware called a Wi-Fi card -- perhaps a $100 investment -- and where the access is not free, a one-time or longer-term service provider.
You don't need that kind of industrial-strength hardware to build a home network, but you will need a piece of hardware called a residential gateway, which will do the same jobs.
The Fido system's specifications are still being developed, but what is clear is that it will work using a piece of hardware called an authenticator.
One QA check, a piece of hardware called an Electronic Portal Imaging Device, or EPID, is built into many radiotherapy-delivery machines and can provide a real-time X-ray-like image of the radiation coming through a patient.
We have an amazing hardware called the body and this amazing software called the senses.
The company also introduced a piece of hardware called AWS Deeplens, a smart video camera aimed at developers with built-in image recognition algorithms.
The images are then sent to a specialized color house where a piece of computer hardware called a scanner converts the photo, either in the form of transparent film or print, into digital form for manipulation by a computer.
Second, a bit of prototype hardware, called a Reed-Solomon encoder, was installed but not activated at launch.
A startup called Chainlink recently teamed with academic researchers at Cornell to create what it calls the first "provably secure, decentralized oracle network". Its oracles use cryptography and a type of secure hardware called a trusted enclave to securely feed data to smart contracts on the blockchain.
