Sentence examples for massive server farms from inspiring English sources

Google is now absolutely worthless, though it still has all its existing data housed in massive server farms.

In particular, it will be the kind of software that connects many devices to massive server farms, to vast troves of data, and to each other.

These projects still live on the margins, but the way forward is clear: a decentralized internet where personal data is no longer stored on massive server farms owned by a handful of corporations.

Revolutionary new applications connect those senses to cloud databases and programs running on massive server farms.

They have billions of dollars, massive server farms and world-leading expertise at their disposal.

It implies massive server farms, massive storage, and the ability to support Internet-scale applications and usage patterns.

Emmet Shear, Twitch's CEO said that the company would be staying largely the same, with Amazon's added support in resources and presumably massive server farm.

Around the time of Brin's visit, an organization called Hands Off the Internet, financed in part by telecommunications companies, ran full-page newspaper advertisements in which it accused Google of wanting to create a monopoly and block "new innovation"; one ad featured a grim photograph of a Google facility housing a sinister-looking "massive server farm".

It's the Track command, which as a result of my no-@-sign campaign to evangelize the Twitter XMPP Gtalk gateway, has now reached enough adopters to qualify as an actual threat to Twitter's massive server farm or whatever access to Fred Wilson's credit card and an EC2 account buys.

With these numbers increasing, so has the incentive to create cryptocurrency "mines" — server farms now spread across the world, often massive.

It takes a while, but the broadcaster does not need expensive server farms or fat data pipes to deliver massive files to viewers anywhere in the world.Several other public-service broadcasters have also been experimenting with P2P distribution, probably because they are relatively insulated from commercial pressures.