Sentence examples for excess hardware from inspiring English sources

They mean you can run IT differently than before: You don't have to buy and buy and buy excess hardware and software licenses in anticipation of that really busy day.

Amazon is taking the long view on the Fire phone, despite poor early sales, a huge price cut and $83 million in surplus inventory that resulted in a $170 million charge for the excess hardware and supplier costs combined.

It's still a pretty specialized device, however, and essentially would amount to an iPod nano you carry around to control your iPhone, which seems like a lot of excess hardware that flies in the face of Apple's commitment to simplicity, so don't hold your breath for this one.

At the time, though, there weren't all that many applications that could really benefit from this special hardware because most of the heavy workloads they required could just make use of the excess hardware that was already available in the data center anyway.

That is a massive amount of excess overhead in hardware, real estate, power consumption and productivity.

This is the Grounded Experimental Delta 3D printer, aka the Simpson, a project built by computer science teacher Nicholas Seward that does away with the excess frames, pulleys, and hardware associated with earlier models.

It also sought permission to sell its excess computing capacity and some computer hardware.

McKinsey & Company calculates that the largest software and hardware companies have enough excess cash on hand to buy nearly all of the tech industry's medium-sized companies.

The giant's hardware, however, is far in excess of anything the US military can rustle up - and the nuclear button looks like the next terrible step.

The latest round brings its total funding up to $100 million, and puts the company in the relatively rare air of hardware startups with valuations in excess of $1 billion.

Some may even need in excess of $400,000 if they are developing expensive hardware.