The phrase "an integrated hardware" is not correct in written English.
It should be "integrated hardware" without the article "an" because "hardware" is an uncountable noun in this context.
Example: "The system features integrated hardware that enhances its performance."
Alternatives: "a unified hardware" or "a consolidated hardware".
Ira invented the tangible interactive matrix (TIM), an integrated hardware and software platform that merges parametric, voxelized simulations with user-friendly tangible interfaces.
In this paper, an integrated hardware and software design method is developed to implement an MPC algorithm on an FPGA chip.
This can mainly be reached by development tools and an integrated hardware and software environment enabling rapid implementation and testing of advanced engine control algorithms.
Apple owns an integrated hardware and software ecosystem necessary to power AR applications.
"They have a really, really top-tier team and are taking an interesting approach from an integrated hardware and software perspective," he says.
This work presents a reconfigurable QAM modulator using MPSoC design methodologies and an on-chip network, with an integrated hardware resource allocation mechanism for dynamic reconfiguration.
She added that the SoC gives customers an "integrated, hardware-enhanced network, security and acceleration capabilities in a single package".
Tesla is pursuing an Apple-like approach, where they will build an integrated hardware-software stack; companies like Baidu and Udacity are building "open-source" self-driving car tech that will help them sell complementary products; and companies like Mobileye and Uber seem to be forging partnerships where they will become software providers to automobile manufacturers.
Initially starting as a VOD integrated hardware and content provider, it later abandoned the hardware model for an internet only solution that offered a software interface for Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition.
HP, which has a more integrated hardware business and is trying to move into analysis software is off 1.2%.
Is there an opportunity to provide integrated hardware solutions for growing companies to offset some of their cloud expenses with onsite solutions (like Nebula)?
