Sentence examples for conventional computers from inspiring English sources

First, unlike Turing machines (and the von Neumann-architecture conventional computers that implement them), they compute in a parallel, distributed fashion.

When qubits in that state of "superposition" interact, they can take computational shortcuts not available to conventional computers.

In theory, this would allow the computer to perform many different computations simultaneously at a much quicker rate than conventional computers.

I thought the point of quantum computing was that it could solve problems dramatically faster than conventional computers.

In computing terms, this gives them the ability to make logical leaps conventional computers never could.

Conventional computers are ideal for making precise calculations, he says, but what about computing in less predictable environments?

This chapter discusses industrial control with conventional computers.

In the most powerful conventional computers, these switches are tiny silicon transistors.

This is because conventional computers rely on a central clock to manage data.

This,in principle, might make them a faster a lot faster than conventional computers.

For conventional computers, Moore's Law states that processing power doubles roughly every 18 months.