Sentence examples for of global computer from inspiring English sources
Demand for laptops, which account for 60% of global computer shipments, will grow by 10%, five times faster than for desktop PCs, according to IDC, a research firm.
Most important of all, though, people believed that technology -- in the form of global computer networks -- had changed the economic rules by making business endlessly more productive, and hence more profitable.
The move will catapult Cap Gemini into the big league of global computer service consultants, a field now dominated by American giants like I.B.M., Electronic Data Systems, Andersen Consulting and Computer Sciences.
The famous chief executive officer of global computer technology company Oracle is well-known for his axiom, "It's not enough to succeed; everyone else must fail".
A study by the Business Software Alliance trade group suggests that 57% of global computer users admit to using pirated software.
Mr. Zander gained prominence as the field general under Scott McNealy at Sun Microsystems, directing Sun's rise from specialized vendor of workstations to global computer powerhouse.
The youngest Keeping up with the Kardashians star Kylie filed an application to trade mark her first name in April to "entertainment in the nature of providing information by means of a global computer network in the fields of entertainment, fashion and pop culture," according to TMZ.
She sought to get the rights to both "Kylie Jenner" and just "Kylie," for "entertainment in the nature of providing information by means of a global computer network in the fields of entertainment, fashion and pop culture; entertainment services, namely, personal appearances by a celebrity, actress and model".
It is certainly a marker of where much of the global computer industry has gone.
Significantly, those who are most outspoken about the privacy and security risks are no longer modern-day Luddites but computer scientists -- some of them the architects of the global computer network, which they have come to believe is insufficient to meet the demands being placed on it.
A Stanford University survey on the social impact of the Internet sparked debate last week because of its contention that the rise of the global computer network is leading to a new wave of social isolation.
