Sentence examples for computer storage and from inspiring English sources
Byte, the basic unit of information in computer storage and processing.
Already, Amazon.com, Google and Salesforce.com, among others, offer cloud-based Web services to companies, including e-mail, computer storage and customer management software.
Wireless services are up 110percentt; office electronics equipment are up 67percentt; computer storage and peripherals, up 48percentt; semiconductors, up 44percentt; and information technology consulting and services, up 42percentt.
The drive to consolidate has made life difficult for independent companies like Sun, and the fall of such an industry stalwart highlights the mounting pressure on smaller firms in the computer, storage and software industries to find buyers.
Before the invention of the magnetic core memory and the transistor, which would eliminate the need for vacuum tubes altogether, the mercury delay line was instrumental in increasing computer storage and reliability.
A business could use e-services to rent software, computer storage and other necessities on the Net rather than having to buy and install products.
But a valuation of H.P.'s businesses that sell only to corporate customers -- technology services, server computers, storage and software -- adds up to $44 a share, Morgan Stanley estimates.
At an annual shareholders meeting Wednesday, Ms. Whitman said "the core of our company is infrastructure," and both software and services were, for H.P., businesses that would help sell more computers, storage and networking, hopefully with higher profit margins.
Imagine a din that echoes through every airport transit lounge, every computer storage basement and every nook and cranny from Westminster to Cheltenham – not the silence of the damned out-of-hand.
It drastically reduces the chance of convergence to a local minimum, computer storage requirements and computation time.
The hedge fund has amassed a nearly 5 percent stake in NetApp, a computer storage company, and is quietly campaigning for a revamped board and a review of potential strategic options, a person briefed on the matter said on Thursday.
