The phrase "advanced computers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe computers that have high capabilities, features, or technology compared to standard models.
Example: "The research team utilized advanced computers to process large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "sophisticated computers" or "high-performance computers".
The availability of the Internet has played into American reluctance to allow Iraq to import advanced computers, even though the Iraqis insist they are for secondary school use.
Montague points out that people also once doubted that a computer could beat a chess master, but as technology advanced, computers eventually became good enough that they could out manoeuvre even the best chess players.
But 62 years on, now that we have advanced computers to test, it seems wrong that some proponents of AI still demand the onus be put on sceptics to prove the idea of an intelligent machine impossible.
The U.S. National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS) announced today that it has selected seven centers to be the initial test-beds for structural genomics, a field that aims to work out the structure of large numbers of proteins using robotics and advanced computers.
Rocketdyne engineers were at the forefront of developing engines in the days of slide rules and drafting tables, before advanced computers took a central role.
Advanced computers are facing thermal engineering challenges from both high heat generation due to rapid performance improvement and the reduction of an available heat removal surface due to large packaging density.
The construction of a computational pipeline under the XiP platform does not require advanced computer-programming skills.
Only 1% of Turkish students have advanced computer skills, compared with 33% of their Polish peers.
Ad networks use advanced computer algorithms to place ads on Web sites.
Lens design for relative freedom from aberrations involves advanced computer programming to calculate the geometric parameters of every lens element.
But Dr. Annese has something Dr. Yakovlev did not: advanced computer technology that tracks and digitally reproduces each slice.
