Sentence examples for exploding computer from inspiring English sources

With today's high energy costs and exploding computer infrastructures, having servers that run too hot is not acceptable.

Dell did not cite sources for that assertion, but his company does seem to be growing smartly in Asia, a welcome contrast with his problems at home, which include exploding computer batteries, mediocre financial results and an informal government inquiry into the company’s accounting.

And Now, Exploding Computers And speaking of explosions, two owners of Compaq Portable II computers were rudely surprised recently when their improperly repaired machines simply blew up.

An Era Passes As Club Closes Exploding computers were more common in the early days of home-made machines, when young adventurers working in garages and small groups concocted odd patchworks of circuit boards and chips.

With courses in entrepreneurship attracting large numbers of students and with enrollments "exploding" in computer science courses, he said, the number of engineering degrees awarded this year was up 33percentt from a year ago.

IT'S remarkable what a handful of exploding laptop-computer batteries, out of the hundreds of millions in use around the world, can do for lithium-ion technology.

But most of the danger that human beings faced from nuclear weapons after the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had to do with inadvertence — with bombs dropped by mistake, bombers catching on fire or crashing, missiles exploding, and computers miscalculating and people jumping to the wrong conclusion.

The venture-capital industry exploded, the computer industry boomed and corporate lifespans shortened dramatically.

Since the early 2000s, Internet capabilities have exploded and computer processor technology has improved at such a fast rate that every new batch of games, graphics and consoles seems to blow the previous generation out of the water.

The center develops simulations of exploding stars with computer codes that can be adapted for application to other fields.

Maritz and Nielsen run VMware, a software company with $1.9 billion in revenue that has become the standard-setter in the exploding market for computer "virtualization".