The phrase "amounts of computing" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing varying levels or quantities of computing resources or power, but it is better to use more precise language.
Example: "The project requires significant amounts of computing to process the data efficiently."
Alternatives: "quantities of computing" or "levels of computing".
If the method works, it could be used to pack huge amounts of computing power into a tiny space.
But as Moore's Law keeps working, making the required large amounts of computing power more affordable, it will become more accessible to publishers.
Most of them will have access to vast amounts of computing power delivered wirelessly, through the internet, and you will interact with them by speaking to the room.
The companies that provide the vast amounts of computing power needed for these transactions earn a small share, comparable to a processing fee or a reward.
Unlike computer chess programs, which require immense amounts of computing power to determine every possible future move, the Polaris poker software is largely precomputed, running for weeks before the match to build a series of agents called "bots" that have differing personalities or styles of play, ranging from aggressive to passive.
But ITA is a catalyst of a major change that has been reshaping airline reservations technology -- away from outdated and expensive mainframe computer systems and toward inexpensive desktop computers that, hooked together, can deliver vast amounts of computing power.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.
The (computational) complexity of an algorithm is a measure of the amount of computing resources (time and space) that a particular algorithm consumes when it runs.
There is also an environmental cost, a byproduct of the amount of computing power it can take to mine cryptocurrencies.
