Sentence examples for computer exchange from inspiring English sources

Sun Microsystems announced that it was in talks with Archipelago Holdings to offer an electronic computer exchange that would enable corporations and other institutions to bid on computing resources.

But London gamers have been able to buy them from the Computer eXchange chain of stores.

The Guardian believes that Computer eXchange may have acquired advance copies from a European distributor.

Computer eXchange declined to answer The Guardian's questions over the phone about where it had got the copies and why it was selling them ahead of the embargo.

The games were on sale at least 48 hours ahead of the official embargo, which lifts at midnight on Monday, at Computer eXchange in London's Rathbone Place.

Instead of letting Kansas design its own model program for an online computer exchange to help people choose among health insurance providers, Mr. Brownback's rebuff increases the likelihood that the state must design one at its own expense or see federal officials create an exchange, as required under the new law.

Such surveillance is bound to raise more debate with privacy advocates, who fear government monitoring of the origin and the addressing data on most e-mail messages and other computer exchanges.

We thought maybe we'd put together a few temporary, informal memos on network protocols, the rules by which computers exchange information.

Critics of the Semantic Web say it relies too heavily on expert programmers to create ontologies (formalized descriptions of concepts and relationships) that will let computers exchange data with one another more easily.

"It's not the over-the-counter exchange, its really the over-the-computer exchange," jokes Microsoft's Brown.

But imagine a world where it wasn't just computers exchanging information, but everything: cars, air conditioners, jet engines, blood pressure cuffs, coffeemakers, televisions... everything!