Sentence examples for deep computing from inspiring English sources

"Today, the National Nuclear Security Administration uses Sequoia to research the safety, security and reliability of the US nuclear deterrent, replacing the need for underground testing," IBM's research director of deep computing systems wrote in a company blog post.

And while the research that went into making Deep Blue has not itself transformed society, the lessons from designing and building it have had practical applications, said Murray S. Campbell, one of Deep Blue's developers, who still works at I.B.M. Playing chess was a "deep computing" problem, Dr. Campbell said, the kind that involves processing and analyzing large amounts of data.

Herb Schulz, IBM's director of marketing for deep computing, argues that IBM is just as focused on competing in the lower end of the market as HP.

David Turek, vice president of deep computing at the firm, told the BBC his company had been preparing to retake the top spot for two years.

IBM calls it deep computing, a play on Deep Blue, the supercomputer that doubled in speed in 1997, to 200 million instructions a second, with algorithms tweaked to defeat world chess champ Gary Kasparov.

"So between things going very well at the foundation, and me actually deeply understanding what Travis and the team here at Uber are trying to do, and how much deep computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence it will take to actually build the dream that this company has, this was something that I couldn't say no to".

I'm really glad I decided to dive in at the deep end with computing.

Microsoft has used its deep stockpile of computing patents to prod smartphone makers to pay it licensing fees.

Guimarães et al. (2013) deduced that the Centroid method was useful for delineating deep sources after computing at depths of ±40 km for the Tocantins Province, Brazil.

Either way, Jurvetson wasted little time in forming a new venture firm, Future Ventures, which has been up and running for 11 months and looks to fund startups in commercial space exploration, deep learning, quantum computing, robotics, AI, blockchain, sustainable transportation, synthetic biology and clean meat.

This shadowy figure, glimpsed briefly, taps furiously at his keyboard ("Press enter and let slip the dogs of war" could have been the film's tagline) and, courtesy of a marvelous visualization, we get to go deep inside a computing system as a virus does its worst.