Sentence examples for cost-effective computing from inspiring English sources

In the world of servers and machine rooms, where ease of use and style are largely irrelevant, Apple has emerged as a company that delivers extraordinarily reliable, cost-effective computing hardware.

It offers a novel, cost-effective computing environment to enable more effective sharing resources, knowledge and experiences in order to develop a wide portfolio of internationally important new projects.

The fact that we were able to use microprocessor-based computers for the jobs they were capable of handling, and wired-logic-based machines for the jobs for which microprocessors weren't suited, has been a key to the creation of high-quality, convenient, cost-effective computing for all of us.

Cost-effective computer support from technical experts who understand Stanford's unique computing environment.

Data owners with large volumes of data can outsource spatial databases by taking advantage of the cost-effective cloud computing model with attractive on-demand features such as scalability and high computing power.

"We live in a much more mobile world than 13 years ago; hardware has never been so cost-effective and computing requirements and capabilities have moved on beyond anyone's expectations," says Microsoft's UK Windows commercial chief, David Rodger.

The probabilities that the CBHI is cost-effective were computed and used to construct the cost-effectiveness acceptability curve.

To demonstrate the potential for a cost-effective and flexible computing paradigm for regional seismic simulation, the computational framework is applied to perform seismic simulation of a virtual city with 50 high-fidelity structural models and 100,000 moderate-fidelity building models.

"Condor enables open and cost-effective high throughput computing to environments scaling up to 30,000 processors," says Jason Stowe, CEO of Cycle Computing, which offers support and management tools for Condor.

With the advent of high-speed networks and availability of powerful high-performance workstations, NOW has emerged as the most cost-effective platform for compute-intensive and memory-intensive applications.

It also provides ammunition for those who think that decentralizing computing by using work stations based on inexpensive microprocessors is the most cost-effective approach to office computing.