Sentence examples for computing offerings from inspiring English sources

It already has one of the most advanced contextual computing offerings with Google Now on Android devices — and adding computer vision to its toolkit will open up massive doors for mapping the world and using that information to make it feel even more prescient.

And last week Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, was out stumping for three of its "utility computing" offerings: Simple Storage Service (S3), which provides cheap access to online storage; Elastic Compute Cloud, which lets programmers rent computing capacity on Amazon's systems; and Mechanical Turk, which connects firms with people who perform small tasks that are difficult to automate.

Amazon's cloud computing offerings range from storage to on-demand computing cycles.

And the software giant is also seeing some big-name enterprise clients sign onto its cloud computing offerings.

In the next six months, IBM plans to extend its cloud computing offerings to include a range of business analytics tools, the company's general manager for cloud computing, Erich Clementi, told Forbes.

In fact, Sun is planning on announcing today its own cloud computing offerings, which was recently bolstered by its purchase of Q Layer.

He points out that the same is true for the leadership teams within many schools, up to and including head teachers, who are just as unlikely to have a degree in computer science, and are "learning as they go along what a good computing offering looks like".

For instance, Yahoo and Google do their own forms of cloud computing, offering popular e-mail programs and photo-sharing sites that are accessible through a Web browser.

Léo Apotheker, HP's new chief executive, wants to shift the business away from manufacturing hardware towards cloud computing – offering software and information storing over the internet.

So does Google, for its business applications, and it will very likely do more once its cloud computing offering, part of Google Cloud Platform, gains traction.

Amazon's pitch is aimed at companies that are not yet comfortable with cloud computing, offering them a cost-effective way to back up their data and test new software applications without disturbing their existing computers.