Sentence examples for empires of data from inspiring English sources
The simpler, and perhaps deeper, truth lies in the comparison more obvious to others: that the empires of data storage make up a castle or armor or hermit-crab's shell for my tender self.
Cross-cut to this book's true nerve center: the Farm, where the malevolent figure of the title presides over an empire of data-storage equipment.
Its empire of warehouses and data centres changes that.
Executives at Warner Brothers, part of the Time Warner empire, say they were drawn to HP for its ability to store, organize and process huge amounts of data.
This has particular impact on the quality of data on foreign trade (which was not considered "foreign" trade in the 19th and early 20th centuries when the regions both were part of the Habsburg Empire).
The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.
Load Age of Empires: Rise of Rome.
Not an empire of territory, as was Rome or the Soviet Union, but an empire controlling our access to data and our data itself.
EMPIRE OF GOLD, by Andy McDermott.
Empire of Cotton, by Sven Beckert (Knopf).
