The phrase "computing room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a room equipped with computers for various purposes, such as study, research, or work.
Example: "The university has a dedicated computing room where students can access high-performance computers for their projects."
Alternatives: "computer lab" or "IT room".
This is the same location as the photos with Mrs. Draper and some of the computers, the larger computing room on the top floor of the west wing of the Observatory.
"A hum of numbers and letters, like conversations in code, pervaded the computing room," writes Sobel.
Visitors have access to this computing room, and free printing is provided here.
She was not permitted to use college facilities, including "common rooms, the computing room, the dining hall, the lodge, the library and the college's accommodation".
Katherine is plucked from the computing room and assigned to a team that will calculate the launch coordinates and trajectory for an Atlas rocket.
"It was a march to mobility, taking the computing power out of the computing room and putting it into the desktop," said Mr. Conner, who first worked for Mr. Shugart at Memorex in the 1970s.
Computers in one of the computing rooms at the Observatory.
(17) Change to "and two computing rooms". (ills, 12).
A data center is comprised of a computer room, where the computing and communications equipment is housed, along with space for the mechanical and electrical support equipment that condition incoming raw utility power and remove the heat generated by the computers.
Room separation computes which room or corridor that the target is in and cube determination computes which office cube the target is placed in.
For a fee, those two companies -- or others -- can supply the platform software and computing engine-room services, freeing up game developers to work on new features.
