Sentence examples for hardware to keep up from inspiring English sources
Both the DPC-2000 anewerwer Millennium series of control systems make use of their modular architecture in both software and hardware to keep up with customer and engineering demands.
Video processing is perhaps the most important contributor to the overall latency and this usually needs dedicated hardware to keep up with the demands.
"The commission doesn't have the ability to monitor high-frequency trading, not just in terms of sophistication; it doesn't have the cold hardware to keep up," said Khinda, now co-head of the SEC enforcement practice at Steptoe & Johnson in Washington.
We were able to accomplish all of this while keeping the hardware fast enough to keep up with the constantly updating stream of video data from the camcorder.
As a lot of standards shift to chip-based EMV cards — and potentially Apple Pay — Square is going to need to keep that hardware rolling out to keep up with other point-of-sales systems.
She has started to turn round a company that, when she joined, looked a stodgy hardware has-been, unable to keep up in the Internet age.
But if the company were ever to relent and allow multiple applications to run simultaneously, the iPhone 3G S's new hardware should be able to keep up.
Hardware is designed not to keep up with software, a computer's life is now under two years and mobile phones are upgraded every few months.
It is clear to me that technologies built for the past technologies built for only static, structured data or those optimized for a twenty-year-old hardware stack are not going to keep up with solving these emerging extreme data problems.
It's a good thing, too — Sprint has already begun to push out LTE-capable hardware, and if they want to keep up pace with their larger competitors, they're going to need to hit the ground running with regard to LTE network expansion.
