An unstable lira would cause huge problems for investors and banks across the globe that have interests in Italy, as well as a massive credit crunch within the country.
CAPITALISM is in a deep crisis, he said, "losing the leeway to buy social peace" in the massive credit crunch that began with subprime mortgages and has not finished.
There's a massive talent crunch in tech.
However, you'll also be on a massive time crunch to virtually paint a masterpiece.
Cloud computing enables it to hire massive number-crunching capacity whenever it needs it.
The optimal approach is, therefore, a combination of human expertise, knowledge and intuition combined with the massive number-crunching and pattern-matching capabilities of the machine".
Clusters have all but replaced the expensive "big iron" supercomputers of just a few years ago and are useful in applications that require massive number crunching: weather forecasting, traffic simulations, deciphering the human genome and modeling the birth of stars, to name just a few.
That requires massive number crunching, and even more massive storage.
One frontier is informational, massive data crunching to simply make sense of all this genetic information.
Mr Osborne complained of "unfair" treatment, adding that although growth was expected to be 3% this year, tax revenues were still struggling, partly due to the "massive" 2008 credit crunch.
