Sentence examples for computing workloads from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. has had the technology for shifting computing workloads on its large mainframe computers for years.

Think Dynamics, based in Toronto, has just 34 employees, but it has developed innovative software for shifting computing workloads among different machines as demand rises and falls.

Just as Google runs a computing cloud optimized for Internet search, I.B.M. will make bespoke clouds for computing workloads in business.

It is betting that in the cloud the network layer will become more important, for instance to ensure that computing workloads are able to move around securely.

At the end of last year, more than 80percentt of virtualized computing workloads ran on VMware, analysts estimate, with the remainder shared by Microsoft, Citrix Systems Xen, Virtual Ironn and others.

"These phones are already very strong for general computing workloads," says Shahrad, adding that with new smartphone models released every year, older phones can be had cheaply.

Virtualization software simulates the behavior of many separate servers or desktop computers but centralizes the actual computing workload on a much smaller number of servers.

Another benefit of using probe-based communication is that most computation is local, such that the centralized computing workload (Lines 5-11 in Algorithm 7) could be reduced.

Because the number of photons was orders of magnitude larger than the number of computer nodes (e.g., 100 million vs. ~100, as in our case), the computing workload was almost perfectly balanced, i.e., all the nodes finished their tasks virtually simultaneously.

Linux accounts for 11percentt of the computing workload handled by new I.B.M. mainframes.

Continuity: similarly, one scientist's computing workload may be sporadic, while that of a group of scientists is more continuous.