Sentence examples for computing went from inspiring English sources

Turing's own contributions to mathematics, and in particular to the theory behind early computers and computing went far beyond his wartime activities.

If 2010 was the year that cloud computing went mainstream, then 2011 will be the year that companies have to get their cloud strategy sorted.

Computing went from centralized mainframes to distributed desktop PCs, and is now going back to another centralized model: cloud computing, which lets users access and manipulate data from applications stored on the Internet rather than computer networks.

I wouldn't be surprised to hear that the founders of Barcelona-based Now Computing went through something similar, because they've just recently launched a Kickstarter project for a device that should ensure it never happens again.

Many computer security specialists believe that this will soon change as personal computing goes mobile, much as Willie Sutton robbed banks because, as he put it, that's where the money was.

Leslie Davies, vice-president of quality, standards and research at the education firm Pearson, welcomed the increase in students sitting computing exams: "It is great to see computing going up.

The geographic location of cellphone users is becoming a lucrative bit of information as computing goes mobile and wireless advertisers increasingly provide cellphone users with geographically relevant ads for restaurants and other attractions.

Others counter that as computing goes mobile, it favours information-technology firms that have invested in research for years and that Google was naive or idealistic to broaden its IT business without having a stack of patents.

Like politics or economics, computing goes through cycles.

Web services and "utility computing" go nowhere in 2003.

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