The phrase "a single computer to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the purpose or function of one specific computer in a context.
Example: "We need a single computer to manage all our data processing tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "one computer to" or "a lone computer to".
The memorable image of this trip was a visit to a police station where there was not a single computer to be found.
EqualLogic's technology is part of a growing category known as virtualization, which allows a single computer to function like multiple computers.
Their insight was to use a single computer to masquerade as a large number of members of a file sharing network.
For example, it has developed the MultiPoint mouse, which allows a single computer to be shared by multiple children in developing nations.
JESSICA hides the physical boundaries between machines and makes the cluster appear as a single computer to applications a single system image.
Pair programming, in which two individuals share a single computer to collaboratively develop software, has been shown to have many benefits in industry and in education.
The volume of data we are talking about is usually too much to fit on a single computer or to manipulate with traditional statistical tools or databases.
Currently, most of Navio's music-content providers allow consumers to download a song to a single computer, burn it to a CD up to seven times and synchronize with up to three different portable devices.
However, it is computationally infeasible to decipher genome-scale networks for species with large genomes on a single computer due to physical limits on CPU speeds and memory capacities.
He said students doing research no longer must go to computer labs or cluster in the back of a classroom around a single computer connected to the Internet.
The company makes "virtualisation" software that enables a single computer server to run several tasks, improving the efficiency of a business's computer systems.
