Sentence examples for computing on demand from inspiring English sources
And computer time-sharing -- the hot idea of the 1960's, both in the research community and on Wall Street -- was a form of computing on demand.
A similar phenomenon may be under way for computing on demand, as continuous progress in a range of related fields have enabled engineers to divide and conquer complexity in new ways.
But perhaps one of the key feathers in Flexiscale's service – described as 'utility computing on demand – is that it supports Windows while Amazon only does Linux.
I.B.M. is by no means alone in its pursuit of utility computing or computing on demand.
Compaq, based in Houston, decided to expand its Computing on Demand program after testing it at companies like Ericsson and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
The utility concept, also called computing on demand, builds on work that has been nurtured in I.B.M.'s research labs, and elsewhere, for years and has been making its way into the marketplace recently.
Specifically, declarative queries are posed over stored relational data as well as data computed on-demand from the crowd, and the underlying system orchestrates the computation of query answers.
(See the exhibit "The New Brokers of Work"). Much as "cloud computing" services offer on-demand access to computer capacity and storage space, these firms offer "crowd computing"—on-demand access to large groups of appropriately specialized workers.
Through the rise of cloud computing, on-demand applications, and business networks, services are increasingly being exposed and delivered on the Internet and through mobile communications.
Whether we can move to more of a grid computing, on-demand approach is a bridge too far right now, but it is a logical progression.
"Clearly, everybody is very excited about cloud computing, on-demand compute and managed services, but customers have recognized that the move is not that easy," she said and noted that the vast majority of enterprises are adopting a hybrid approach.
