The phrase "amount of computing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of computational resources or processes involved in a task or system.
Example: "The amount of computing required for this simulation is significantly higher than we initially estimated."
Alternatives: "level of computing" or "quantity of computing".
This is a very complex problem for a computer and needs a huge amount of computing power.
For instance, when they measured the prices of computers, they saw that $1,000 bought a certain amount of computing power in 1998 and twice as much as 1999.
Recent advanced computing and network technologies have proven their applicability to so-called cloud computing, by which users can easily benefit from a huge amount of computing resources that they could otherwise not use on their personal computers.
"You need a tremendous amount of computing power to do that at scale".
There is also an environmental cost, a byproduct of the amount of computing power it can take to mine cryptocurrencies.
The drawings give a powerfully optimistic glimpse of another reality, with a vividness and intensity that no amount of computing power has yet succeeded in matching.
That means a one-man designer, a graduate designer, can get access to the same amount of computing power as these big multinational companies.
The amount of computing power that a given amount of money can buy has been doubling every year to eighteen months since the 80s.
But the game was clunky and slow, and was frustrating to play because it required a considerable amount of computing power.
In reality, the device depends on a complex tangle of mathematical theory, a vast amount of computing power and the use of "metamaterials".
Such software can require a fair amount of computing muscle, which would put too much burden on devices that lack the oomph and battery life of traditional computers.
