Sentence examples for global computing from inspiring English sources

The main goal of the GLOBAL GAMMA project is to develop a parallel distributed implementation of Gamma on the Internet (on a Global computing environment), which will exploit the idle time of Internet-connected computers.

In a startling talk Thursday evening, a vice president who oversees the internal engineering of Amazon's global computing system described how Amazon is building its own specialized computers, data storage systems, networking systems, even power substations and optical transmissions systems.

The vast majority of mobile phones sold globally will have a browser, making the smart phone our primary computer that is with us 24/7 and signaling a profound shift in global computing.

Since computation of this click time is rather difficult, we combine two of the best analytical approximations [ 9, 27, 28] with extensive individual-based computer simulations that were distributed over the Internet using evolution@home, the first global computing system for evolutionary biology [ 7, 29- 31].

It provides dense and useful information to agencies increasingly swamped by the global computing onslaught.

Google is already working on a massive and global computing grid.

According to David Young, CEO and founder of Joyent, the new funding will enable Joyent to "build out a global compute offering to assist customers in expanding consistent software, support and services to their clients".

I think that we are seeing the further divergence of cloud companies that provide storage-based solutions, and cloud companies that sell both storage and compute services — Dropbox and Box can't afford to spend billions per year on global compute infrastructure, but they can be competitive on price when it comes to storage itself.

Tech consultancy Gartner predicts the global wearable computing market could be worth $10bn by 2016.

Luckily, it is possible to leverage global idle computing power to run resource-intensive AI training integrated with blockchain.

Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 control a shared 10.5% of the global traditional computing market, as measured by NetMarketShare.