Sentence examples for hardware towards from inspiring English sources

Léo Apotheker, HP's new chief executive, wants to shift the business away from manufacturing hardware towards cloud computing – offering software and information storing over the internet.

Apple's purpose in buying the company could be to improve its iAds service, which has suffered from poor sales, or to improve its general web services functionality as it tries to compete with Google and Microsoft as the basis of smartphone and tablet competition shifts from hardware towards software and services.

One approach is to explore scheduling and run-time task migration among machines' hardware towards a balancing of tasks, aiming performance and production gain.

Exponential growth in data production and a prominent trend in data center design architecture – a shift from expensive hardware towards a multitude of simple servers – pose new tasks and demand the use of different strategies for data center architects.

As more miners join the network (or contribute more efficient hardware towards mining), more computing power goes towards solving the math problem, and the math problem is solved more quickly.

Towards hardware, these channels are implemented as a restricted set of communication primitives.

Current computer engineering evolves at an accelerated pace, with hardware advancing towards new chip multiprocessors (CMP) architectures and with supporting software gearing towards new programming and abstraction paradigms, to obtain the maximum efficiency of the hardware at a low cost.

It had many on standby as it tried to remake itself, moving away from hardware and towards software and services.

The current trend in computer hardware is towards increasingly parallel architectures for which these algorithms are not well suited.

Currently the project is making rapid progress in hardware developments towards a finalized technical solution for the detector assembly.

Prevalent hardware trends towards parallel architectures and algorithms create a growing demand for graduate students familiar with the programming of concurrent software.