Sentence examples for interoperate with one from inspiring English sources

Consider Cosmos, designed to allow blockchains to interoperate with one another, forming a decentralized web of chains they call "the Internet of blockchains".

As the same report indicates, there is a mistaken belief among 70% of millennials that all IoT devices seamlessly interoperate with one another even if they are manufactured by different vendors.

"For any service that interoperates with content on the open web, yes, we think this is going to get more common, for the next little while anyway.

A Foreign Function Interface (FFI) allows one host programming language to interoperate with another foreign language.

It ruled that the firm had to provide information on how to interoperate with Windows servers.

any Microsoft software installed on one computer (including but not limited to server Operating Systems and operating systems for handheld devices) to interoperate with a Windows Operating System (or Middleware distributed with such Operating System) installed on a Personal Computer.

Wire's software and its new Wire for Web application is based on WebRTC, which means it should interoperate with any browser that supports the standard.

During his questioning, Judge Vesterdorf appeared to be trying to goad the two sides into a compromise; one that would force Microsoft to divulge enough information to help competitors' software interoperate with its products, but not enough to let them produce wholesale copies.

One key point is that while Google has been building Nest as an extension that will interoperate with whatever home hub you might have in place, be it Google's own or the Echo from Amazon.

The European order mandates that Microsoft share its technology information on fair terms, so competing software can work smoothly, or interoperate, with Windows software.

The decision in March 2004 required Microsoft to disclose within 120 days information that would allow rival vendors to interoperate with the Windows system.