The phrase "an era of computing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a significant period characterized by advancements or changes in computing technology.
Example: "We are currently living in an era of computing where artificial intelligence is transforming industries."
Alternatives: "a period of computing" or "a phase of computing".
The Apple Watch on my wrist is much more powerful that this iPhone 2G, but I still remember the first day I saw my sister's new phone and marvelled at the smoothness and futuristic interactions that have now defined an entire era of computing.
Meanwhile, pioneers like Knight, Collins, Gardner and Elowitz will continue to produce new devices unlike anything that ever came out of a microprocessor factory, and to lay the foundations for a new era of computing.
We are entering a new era of computing â€" the era of ubiquitous/pervasive computing where we can retrieve any data from any device using any network at anytime and anyplace, and this is the technology that will bring us a step closer to a more secure and more convenient ubiquitous computing society.
It's one more step towards cognitive computing, a new era of computing.
It's basically saying that not only is the iPad winning, it is ushering in a new era of computing.
The greatest engineers who have brought us this far in software grew up in an entirely different era of computing — packed inside rooms filled with terminals, carrying mental models of new algorithm-based programs.
The greatest engineers who have brought us this far in software grew up in an entirely different era of computing — packed inside rooms filled with terminals, carrying mental models of new algorithm-based programs.
It's not a whole new game-changing era of computing dawning upon us – but it's certainly a welcome, logical next step in the progression of mobile technology.
But the security weaknesses in Microsoft products, it seems, stem mainly from the company's success as the leader of the PC era of computing.
This army of behind-the-scenes programmers will largely determine who the big software winners will be in this, the Internet era of computing.
