The phrase "a network of hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection or system of physical devices that are interconnected for a specific purpose, such as computing or telecommunications.
Example: "The company invested in a robust infrastructure, establishing a network of hardware to support its growing data needs."
Alternatives: "a system of devices" or "an array of equipment".
Beyond just developing quality smartphones at strikingly affordable prices, Xiaomi is developing a network of hardware which also connects with its software, its MIUI version of Android, and its dedicated services, such as an iMessage variant and e-commerce store.
And they plan to build a network of hardware hackspaces and accelerators in the region, hoping to raise that funding to top $30 million spread across the region.
The first stage of the implementation will involve the simulation of the distributed process in a centralized server, and then aim for implementation on a network of distributed hardware resources.
By allowing the distributed processing of data spread across a network of commodity hardware, cloud computing opens the way to dramatic improvements in the performance of many applications.
Ariana is one example of how that will be carried out, ideally with a network of other hardware and software makers to made it more widely adopted.
Xberts want to take on Alibaba by building a network of Chinese hardware manufacturers that can hock their items directly to a worldwide consumer base.
Reducing energy consumption: A network of more efficient hardware devices could indeed help to reduce the current energy consumption of blockchain stacks.
It comprises of a mobile platform, a modified commercial soil moisture sensor (Diviner 2000), a network of subsurface polyvinylchloride (PVC) access pipes, driving hardware and image processing software.
A reconfiguration through neuromodulation has been shown to play an important role in shaping properties of a network's hardware elements in both developing and mature networks.
