Sentence examples for center equipment from inspiring English sources

Data center equipment, the heart of cloud computing, was up 88 percent, to $333 million.

He also said there was a need to continue making all data center equipment as efficient as possible.

Dell's data center equipment business did particularly well with computer server and switch sales jumping 39 percent.

Managers who buy data center equipment, including servers and related hardware, "need objective, credible energy performance information," the E.P.A. said.

The two companies announced on Tuesday that they had created a joint venture called Acadia that would work to sell their data center equipment to businesses.

Initially, Apple, which is building a big cloud center for consumers' photos and music, wanted the Boydton site, but it went across the border to North Carolina, which promised tax breaks on its data center equipment.

A sentinel center was selected based on several criteria, including the number of general practitioners (at last two by center), care level (activities, number of people that visit the center, equipments), communication facilities (mobile phone network availability) and motivation (voluntary participation) for the surveillance activity.

One energy-efficient approach, free air cooling, uses ambient air instead of air conditioning to cool data-center equipment.

South Africa nanotechnology is powered by her DST focusing on human capital development through students on researcher support program, establishment of nanoscience centers, equipment acquisition program, and establishment of nanotechnology platform and two nanotechnology innovation centers that will encourage patent and prototype products [26].

Too often, quality is equated with structural indicators (e.g., staff-to-child ratio, group size, accreditation, staff credentials), administrative indicators (e.g., record keeping, compliance with regulations), and resources available (square footage per child, presence of "learning centers," equipment and supplies).

"Gallup is a victim of an ill-defined law that penalizes companies based upon the 'capacity' of the call-center equipment they own rather than whether the equipment was actually used to auto-dial". .