Sentence examples for breed of computer from inspiring English sources

Materials constructed in this manner might form the basis of a new breed of computer chip that would integrate both logic functions and storage.

So are Ian Goodfellow, the researcher behind a new A.I. technique that generates lifelike images on its own, and Norm Jouppi, who explores ways of accelerating A.I. research through a new breed of computer chip.

A new breed of computer chips that operate more like the brain may be about to narrow the gulf between artificial and natural computation between circuits that crunch through logical operations at blistering speed and a mechanism honed by evolution to process and act on sensory input from the real world.

Police have warned of a new breed of computer-literate criminal who have emerged to service the technical needs of established gangs.

The new challenge for systems research is to create a new breed of computer-based technologies for assistance and/or partial automation of the creative modeling process.

By comparing mouse to human, worm to fly, or even mouse to mouse, a new breed of computer-savvy biologists is hacking through the thickets of the DNA code, discovering not just genes, but also other important bits of genetic material, and even evolutionary secrets.

Game developers say they are hoping that video gamers will turn to a breed of new computer games that look like movies but play like interactive adventures.

By the late 1970s, electronic games could be designed not only for large university-based shared computers, video consoles, and arcade machines but also for the new breed of home computers equipped with their own general-purpose microprocessors and operating systems that could run software written in languages such as BASIC.

Twenty years of best-of-breed computer systems and constantly increasing IT budgets have failed to deliver the promised efficiencies.

Since last summer, Time Inc has been working on a "Manhattan Project" to create a digital magazine for the new breed of color tablet computers soon to come to market.

At about the time General Magic was founded, Apple began work on the Newton, designed to be the first of a new breed of hand-held computers that Sculley dubbed personal digital assistants.