Sentence examples for boosted throughput from inspiring English sources

In 30 months Intel has slashed Wi-fi chip prices by 82% and boosted throughput by 5,400% better gains than it scored in PC chips.

Okay so the new specification will be called S3200 and it'll use your existing FireWire 800 devices, cables, and connectors to boost throughput from 800 megabits per second to 3.2 gigabits per second.

Powering new levels of user engagement, NVIDIA inference solutions boost throughput at a lower cost.

The results prove that the proposed MAC scheme indeed boosts the throughput and delay performance of non-real time traffic (by as high as 50%) with a minimal dent in throughput (about 3%) and delay (about 6%) of real-time traffic though staying within the acceptable service range of such traffic.

Achieving a multiplexed test step will permit a fully multiplexed engineering cycle and boost the throughput of biobased product development by up to a millionfold.

The system-on-chip was synthesised using the Balsa synthesis system with only a small amount of hand design employed to boost the throughput of the on-chip interconnect.

EECS/CSAIL Professors Hari Balakrishnan and Samuel Madden, working with postdoctoral associate Calvin Newport and graduate student Lenin Ravindranath have used motion detection built into portable devices, to establish multiple communications protocols which improve reception as users move around boosting network throughput by 50%.

While boosting system throughput, CA has also put forward challenges to the resource allocation problems.

On the other hand, TR boosts the throughput performance by increasing the opportunities of concurrent transmissions.

Thus, the additional constraint prevents the system from using switching to boost system throughput by starving edge users.

Short-range, plug-and-play indoor base stations promise to boost achievable throughput and fill the coverage holes.