Sentence examples for gigantic data from inspiring English sources

Its clients include Facebook, which has gigantic data centres to fill.Servers are helping Inventec to make a recovery.

This year's winning entry proposed to restructure power supplies at gigantic data centers that serve as the backbone of modern cloud computing.

The gigantic data centers that power the internet consume vast amounts of electricity and emit as much CO2 as the airline industry.

Just went here to cool off: http://t.co/X398HLDVI5 #tdf July 5, 2013 12.34pm BST "I was 150m from the finish line when Cav took the stage in Marseille, but couldn't send in any photos or tweets due to gigantic data costs," writes Luke Healey.

With the help of a supercomputer, a state-of-the-art Zeiss star projector, an advanced laser system, a gigantic data base (in which the motions and distances of thousands of stars are catalogued) and, of course, the hemispheric Space Theater itself, the builders have created a marvelous celestial playhouse.

To handle the gigantic data volumes produced in modern experiments like the ones at the LHC, researchers apply what they call "triggers" – dedicated hardware and software that decide in real time which data to keep for analysis and which data to toss out.

Behind the bland, intellectually dishonest facade that claims there's 'nothing to see here' gigantic data-mining apparatus have been manoeuvered into place, atop vast mountains of stolen personal data.

In addition, as an energy-hungry system, gigantic-scale data centers not only lead to tremendous energy consumption, but also give rise to a battery of related problems, such as air pollution, water contamination, and soil destruction, etc.

His current projects in computational biology are driven by the objective of tailoring cancer treatment to an individual molecular profile by extracting information from gigantic amounts of data about normal functioning and abnormal perturbations in biological networks.

Every telephone, handset and computer has now to be meticulously examined by the North West Counter Terrorism Unit, each a potentially gigantic source of data.

Since World War II great efforts have been made to develop efficient means of cataloging, storing, and retrieving the gigantic volume of data being amassed.