Sentence examples for computing talent from inspiring English sources
Interest in these high-powered beasts waned in the 1990s, as computing talent was drawn to the internet.
BaliCamp, he hopes, will serve as a programming colony, where computing talent from Indonesia and abroad can write software for companies worldwide.
You'll note that this is also a problem, if that's the word to year, in Eastern Europe, where there's plenty of computing talent, but not necessarily enough legitimate outlets to funnel said talent.
"That is a mind-blowing gap between the demand and supply of computing talent to our future job economy.
India, Malaysia and the Philippines are known for offering well-educated, English-speaking computing talent at a fraction of what it costs to pay programmers at home.
Philippine officials have also sought to use the publicity surrounding the case to advertise their country's inexpensive computing talent to high-technology companies abroad.
A confidential investigative file compiled by Swiss authorities notes that Falciani has "a certain talent for computing" and describes him as "an autodidact" who is "passionate about the exploration of data and the establishment of links within them".
Mr. Engstrom personifies the migration of talent, excitement and investment in computing toward the wireless business as cellphones become more like computers and hand-held computers morph into phones.
Other related content will include a BBC3 talent show, Girls Can Code and a series of programmes on Radio 4 celebrating coding, computing and digital.
Pivotal has drawn talent from both companies, in particular a division of EMC specialized in data analysis and prediction, and another group that works on writing software applications within cloud computing.
