Sentence examples for hardware to scale from inspiring English sources

Any serious Internet startup tries to guess early growth rates so that they have enough hardware to scale (hopefully the software hangs in there, too).

The plan is to run a crowdfunding platform that allows users to get funded and then work with DI to produce their hardware to scale.

With the recent progress toward the application of commercially-available hardware to small-scale space missions, it is now becoming feasible for groups of small, efficient robots based on low-power embedded hardware to perform simple tasks on other planets in the place of large-scale, heavy and expensive robots.

The tolerances for the hardware to realize nano-scale beam sizes and to keep the collision are very tight.

This investment will allow us to scale our hardware to improve the reliability of our service as well as continue to increase the awesome that is Ping.fm instead of babysitting smoking servers all day.

The results indicate the feasibility of specialized hardware to accelerate larger biological scale implementations of the model.

It didn't make sense to scale up the hardware to support something we did once per month, he said.

While there is some truth to this, making hardware at scale is still incredibly difficult — if not for the actual physical manufacturing itself but for the compounding complexity of suppliers, tooling and testing.

To do this, Rocki emulated the Intel 8080 CPU found at the core of most of these game consoles (the Game Boy used a CPU that was nearly the same as the 8080, with a few small console-specific tweaks) in a field-programmable gate array (FPGA), a beefy, specialized computer chip that can be used to emulate other hardware at scale.

It's a problem that CloudFlare has the potential to solve because virtual hardware can scale to meet the increased demand (and CloudFlare is designed to help block these types of attacks, as well), but the banks couldn't take advantage because they didn't want to put their SSL keys into the cloud.

Logistically, hardware is much more difficult to scale than software.