When Mr. Cray died after a car accident in 1996, the one-of-a-kind machines that embodied his computing philosophy had gone out of fashion, largely replaced by designs based on thousands of connected microprocessors that are inexpensive and mass produced.
When Cray died after a car accident in 1996, the one-of-a-kind machines that embodied his computing philosophy had gone out of fashion, largely replaced by designs based on thousands of connected microprocessors that are inexpensive and mass- produced.
Preston-Werner said it's a huge market but the movement's earliest flickers started as a developer movement that dovetailed with the app boom and cloud computing, embodied in Amazon Web Services.
The investigation also indicates that SDI percentage is conservative by about 10% as compared to sustainability level computed using embodied energy analysis.
Skype builds on the peer-to-peer computing ideas embodied in KaZaA, with each user's computer helping route other users' calls to their destinations without any form of central control.
The computers were built as special-purpose devices, although they often embodied more general-purpose computing capabilities than their specifications called for.
Its failure to adapt to the post-iPhone market led to its decline — it lost the top spot to the Korean electronics giant Samsung — and the eventual purchase of the company's storied phone division by Microsoft, another company that was late to the very personal computing revolution embodied by the dominance of smartphones.
This study contributed to the body of knowledge by illustrating how mobile computing technology embodied in smartphones can be used to streamline on-site construction management.
It's embodied in the Open Compute Project, which Facebook has been driving to get more innovation and efficiencies in data center build outs.
The next wave of mobile computing embodies a broader spectrum than traditional voice-centric mobile wireless communication with cell phones.
