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Discover LudwigThe word 'data-hungry' is correct and usable in written English
It is commonly used in the field of technology and refers to a device or system that requires a large amount of data to function properly. Example: "The new streaming service is very data-hungry and requires a high-speed internet connection to work smoothly."
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"How much data?" asks a distant, data-hungry cry.
For data-hungry forest lovers, it's like all their Christmases at once.
As Evgeny Morozov points out, Google is a paragon for the data-hungry.
Bigger pipes would speed the evolution of data-hungry services, too.
It would give Sprint customers a speedy wireless connection most suited to data-hungry smartphones.
Mr. McAdam pointed to the emergence of new, data-hungry uses across sectors as disparate as health care and education.
We are naked, exposed and eminently traceable, now and into the future, by an ever-increasing range of data-hungry agents.
Data-hungry consumers will be the real winners, with a MB costing just 1p on 3 – extra data on other PAYG plans can cost as much as 65p".
Through the merger, Zayo will increase the footprint of its high-bandwidth fiber network, as more clients make use of cloud computing and other data-hungry services.
The company wanted T-Mobile's cellular airwaves, or spectrum, to relieve its congested network and offer faster service for data-hungry devices like the iPhone.
Handshake, a British start-up, aims to collect data from people say, their mobile-phone GPS footprint to sell to data-hungry companies, such as retailers.
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