Sentence examples for large mainframe from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. has had the technology for shifting computing workloads on its large mainframe computers for years.

Lisa Pineau of Plano, Tex., lost her job as a programmer of large mainframe computers in November 2002, as the work was taken over by an overseas contractor.

I.B.M. and EMC said yesterday that they would share information to ease the use of EMC data storage systems with I.B.M.'s large mainframe computers.

The kinds of computers employed range from large mainframe, general-purpose machines to special-purpose digital circuits expressly designed for musical uses.

The computer terminal, typically linked to a large mainframe computer where the encyclopaedia's contents were stored as an electronic database on magnetic tape or disc, became the key to editorial production.

Over a century, the company has nimbly transitioned from punch-card accounting equipment (its original business) to large mainframe computers, to personal computers, and finally to information-technology — each time facing skepticism from analysts who thought I.B.M. might be too big, too old or too entrenched to adapt.

Under the seven-year deal, Hewlett-Packard will manage an array of the bank's computers, from large mainframes to desktop computers.

Oracle remained a leader in database technology, with versions available for many different operating systems and for a variety of computers ranging from large mainframes to microcomputers.

However, after the meeting, computer scientist Wesley Clark persuaded Roberts that the actual networking should be handled by smaller computers called interface message processors (IMPs) rather than the large mainframes that would be the nodes of ARPANET.

Entering a new phase in its three-year-old effort to adapt to the growing role of the Internet in business computing, the International Business Machines Corporation said yesterday that its new computers from large mainframes down to personal computer-sized servers would all be marketed under a single family name -- eServer.

Sites will be on large mainframes and protection will be handled by the hosting companies.