Sentence examples for interconnected infrastructures from inspiring English sources

This directive will establish a common level of network and information security and enhance cooperation among EU member states, which will help prevent cyberattacks on Europe's important interconnected infrastructures in the future", said Parliament's rapporteur Andreas Schwab (EPP, DE).

Setting common cybersecurity standards and stepping up cooperation among EU countries will help firms to protect themselves, and also help prevent attacks on EU countries' interconnected infrastructure, say MEPs.

Network-on-chip (NoC) is an emerging interconnect infrastructure to address the scalability limitation of conventional shared bus architecture for many-core system-on-chip (MCSoC).

This type of interface, allows custom accelerators and OpenCL based accelerators alike access to DRAM memory via accompanying AXI interconnect infrastructure (Fig. 20).

This means that the providers knowingly collaborate to interconnect their infrastructure in order to allow resources to be reassigned among them.

Consider an IMS consisting of M interconnected MGs through a power interconnection infrastructure and a communication network.

RESIN's mandate is to create, validate, and apply new Risk Assessment and Management (RAM) based approaches to facilitate a better evaluation and management of resilience and sustainability in interdependent, interconnected, interactive critical infrastructure systems (I3CIS).

In this paper, we focus on the static planning of a shared optically interconnected disaggregated DC infrastructure to support a known set of VDC instances to be deployed on top.

This paper describes an experimental evaluation of a multiservice ad hoc network, aimed to be interconnected with an infrastructure, operator-managed network.

The infrastructures are interconnected and interdependent on multiple levels, the failure of one infrastructure can result in the disruption of other infrastructures, which can cause severe economic disruption and loss of life or failure of services.

Such systems are not isolated, but interconnected through complex network infrastructures and interdependent at multiple levels.