Sentence examples for computing boom from inspiring English sources

He saw in Nicira echoes of VMware, a company that helped set off the cloud computing boom and has a market capitalization of $40 billion.

The world's venture capitalists, having fed on the computing boom of the 1980s, the internet boom of the 1990s and the biotech and nanotech boomlets of the early 2000s, are now looking around for the next one.

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But the next computing boom has the potential to make a new company king of the world much like the current one did to Apple.

Recall what happened to the price of computer hardware in the personal-computing boom of the early 1980s.

The joke of the premise is that "Halt and Catch Fire" itself resembles a cheaper, faster clone of an establishment behemoth: the show started airing in 2014, midway through the seventh season of "Mad Men," and plays on viewer expectations of a transposition of that show from the golden age of advertising to the personal-computing boom.

The drama pilot is set in the early '80s during the personal-computing boom with McNairy playing engineer Gordon Clarke and Bishe playing his wife Donna, the backbone of the family.

In the early 1980s, home computing was booming around the world, as millions of people bought their very first machine from the likes of Commodore, Sinclair, Oric, Acorn or Atari.

In the early 1980s, home computing was booming around the world, as millions of people bought their very first machine from the likes of Commodore, Sinclair, Oric, Acorn, or Atari.

It has a competitor in Advanced Micro Devices, but Intel has exploited the wireless computing and networking boom.

EVEN as data centres pop up all over the globe to support "cloud computing", another construction boom is taking place below the waves.