Sentence examples for compute equipment from inspiring English sources

The real test is whether Facebook can increase the number of potential buyers for Open Compute equipment.

Waymo does all kinds of testing of its autonomous tech in various conditions, but with every generation of new sensor and compute equipment, it's worth finding out if things still behave as intended.

However, even if they are separated from the Internet, in many cases they use internal networks based on the Internet protocol, as well as common computing equipment, like Microsoft and Intel-based computers.

The sector with the greatest effect differs from period to period: "Cement" (1.0066) in 1990 1995, "Electronic computing equipment (except personal computers)" (1.0023) in 1995 2000, and "Engineering works relating to rivers, drainage channels and other waterways" (1.0018) in 2000 2005.

Of these, "Engineering works relating to rivers, drainage channels and other waterways", "Non-residential construction (non-wooden)", "Electronic computing equipment (except personal computers)", "Magnetic tapes and disks" and "General eating and drinking places (except coffee shops)" show a marked increase in emissions during 2000 2005.

But instead of trying to own all the computing equipment for hosting online computation and storing data, however, Ooyala relies massively on Amazon's Web Services products.

For the next cohort to be accepted, the CDL is adding a twist: In addition to the usual nine-month objective-setting program, which breaks product and application development down into a series of four eight-week sprints, those who are accepted will have access to and be trained on D-Wave's 2000Q quantum computer, a cutting-edge piece of quantum computing equipment.

The decision to go with this driverless hailing service as an initial go-to-market offering makes sense, since Waymo has already invested in a decent-sized fleet of Pacifica vehicles equipped with its latest self-driving hardware sensors and computing equipment.

There will be new capital equipment costs, notes GE SVP and CIO Jamie Miller, but most manufacturing equipment can be retro-fitted with external sensors and computing equipment, connecting the formerly segregated factory floor with an outrigger of notebook computers and control towers.

Its customer list includes major equipment manufacturers in the telecommunications and computing equipment markets.

As such, it ushered in the era of "Big Iron"—or large, mass-produced computing equipment.