Sentence examples for categories of hardware from inspiring English sources

The ITER central interlock system (CIS) architecture is composed of four categories of hardware: the fast architecture, slow programmable logic controller (PLC -based architecture, hardwired architecture, and servers.

But after she talked to other people who were  working on developing and selling new categories of hardware, it became clear that they all had one thing in common — difficulty dealing with the selling, marketing and distribution of their projects.

Seven important features of the BMS fall into two major categories of hardware and software.

While there has been some recent writing on how many crowdfunded hardware startups go on to raise venture money, the analysis of what categories of hardware companies raise money has yet to be done.

Sure, the company may be drive some software licensing revenue and additional iPhone demand by pairing up with some of the best car makers in the world, but for a company whose lofty market cap is based on expectations of introducing entirely new categories of hardware every few years, it's not exactly what investors were hoping for when Tim Cook talked about about new products in 2014.

When you start the program, it scans your computer, and presents you with several categories of hardware devices - on my computer, I see System, Storage, Communications & Network, Attached Devices & Audio/Visual.

Robotics is often a sub-category of hardware, itself a small minority of the pitches VC see (robotics were barely 0.7% of VC investment in 2014).

Essential is that rarest of rare breeds in tech: A startup focused on building not just hardware, but a category of hardware that is dominated by two of the most comfortably secure leading companies in any industry.

For instance, a big IT company in China is assigned to be the captain of the category of hardware-related entrepreneurship.

And it has carefully walked the tightrope of catering to as large an audience as it possibly can, without shipping dirt-cheap products and falling back into the category of commodity hardware.

Sensors are quickly becoming a category of external hardware gadgets unto themselves, and Slovenia-based CubeSensors is creating a set that essentially monitors your living space to provide you with aggregate data about noise, temperature, humidity, light, air quality and more to provide clues about how your environment might be affecting you and those around you.