Sentence examples for cloud-based hardware from inspiring English sources

Both Apple and Microsoft have made announcements this year, designed, in part, to recapture some of the market share they've lost to Google's cloud-based hardware offering.

This layer provides cloud-based hardware resources such as CPU, storage, routers and switches that hosts the media appliances such as streaming server, indexing server, and editing server.

But it's definitely true of Upverter, the company that's hoping to build a cloud-based hardware engineering platform that can match and overtake its desktop-based counterparts within the next few years.

Enterprise software companies (where a business customer pays for larger scale software, often 'on premises' vs cloud-based; or hardware with software) have raised $268 million on average, and are down in "market share" of our list to 17% from 26% of companies; they drive 12% the value of our list, and a 17x multiple.

These cloud-based options prevent hardware failures and can expand your computing, hosting and storage power at Duke.

Cloud-based software and hardware is the foundation of such popular services as Google Drive and iCloud.

Projects can involve mobile devices, web platforms, cloud-based backends, open APIs/data, hardware sensors, etc.

In addition, because most cloud-based services used standardised hardware and software it was far easier to keep an eye on who was doing what.

The company is preparing to monitor thousands of massive machines using their cloud-based software and a hardware component that can read motors for problems and improvements.

Information Assurance products, like Neustar's NeuSentry portfolio (which warns clients to "prepare for the worst" when it comes to cybercrime) can either be cloud-based infrastructure security tools, hardware products for integration into existing computer networks, or third-party monitoring services.

We describe a basic SDCM architecture based on leveraging abstraction between manufacturing hardware and cloud-based applications, services, and platforms.