Sentence examples for compute workload from inspiring English sources

The authors in [31] argued that the dependability of cloud services may be attained through the quantification of security for intensive compute workload clouds to facilitate provision of assurance for quality of service.

"Avere uses an innovative combination of file system and caching technologies to support the performance requirements for customers who run large-scale compute workloads".

Virtualization software simulates the behavior of many separate servers or desktop computers but centralizes the actual computing workload on a much smaller number of servers.

Another benefit of using probe-based communication is that most computation is local, such that the centralized computing workload (Lines 5-11 in Algorithm 7) could be reduced.

Because the number of photons was orders of magnitude larger than the number of computer nodes (e.g., 100 million vs. ~100, as in our case), the computing workload was almost perfectly balanced, i.e., all the nodes finished their tasks virtually simultaneously.

Linux accounts for 11percentt of the computing workload handled by new I.B.M. mainframes.

It allows servers to be split into several "virtual machines", each of which can run its own operating system and application".In a way, we're cleaning up Microsoft's sins," says Paul Maritz, VMware's boss and a Microsoft veteran, "and in doing so we're separating the computing workload from the hardware".

Shifting the computing workload to a cloud provider is more efficient.

It is shown that searches using Level Caches work better than level-global knowledge for a typical scientific computing workload.

The reason is that path sharing reduces the concurrent computing threads itself, but makes the computing workload of each thread unbalanced.

Environments for computing workload intensive applications use in general the bag of tasks execution model conceiving an application as composed of independent parallel tasks.