Sentence examples for hardware aimed at from inspiring English sources

But Hosain also acknowledges his company is fueled by a much larger ambition than simply building a cool piece of hardware aimed at fitness enthusiasts or hypochondriacs.

Oracle and I.B.M. are revamping their relevant products, while a host of start-ups have cropped up offering cheaper, faster hardware aimed at specialized tasks.

"Billions of dollars worth of products are being purchased," Mr. Blitstein said, referring to software and hardware aimed at teaching children.

In the past year, Intel has bought two companies, Movidius and Mobileye, that develop image-processing hardware aimed at small gadgets and larger machines like cars.

Some analysts, however, cautioned that the bulk of Ms. Bartz's experience had been in companies that made software and hardware aimed at businesses, not in Yahoo's advertising and consumer media business.

The system is set up as a "black box" consisting of a hardware aimed at logging both energy and environmental parameters and a software for the assessment of building behavior and the management of energy flows.

These architectural extensions provide hardware support aimed at improving the performance of system virtual machines (VM).

The company's new Snowball hardware is aimed at developers who use Amazon Web Services, the increasingly-ubiquitous internet backend to websites as varied as Netflix and Ocado.

The push began with the development of the original Watson, but has expanded to include other areas of software and hardware research aimed at helping machines provide useful insights from huge quantities of often-messy data.

The HashChip is a hardware architecture aimed at providing a unified solution to the task of message hashing with integrated message padding by aggressive exploitation of similarities in the structure of three commercially popular hash algorithms, namely, MD5, SHA1 and RIPEMD160.

If you saw someone pushing an office chair through New York's financial district this weekend chances are it was this guy: developer Joe Heenan, who's just shown off a neat hardware hack aimed at improving office workers' posture here at the Disrupt NY Hackathon.