Sentence examples for personal hardware from inspiring English sources

Personal hardware is becoming an essential part of personalization and machine learning.

A far bigger stash of 144,000 coins was found on the personal hardware of Ross Ublricht, the man charged with masterminding the Silk Road.

I believe, desktop virtualisation is set to become the biggest player in the coming years, with personal hardware acting as a terminal to connect to the cloud-based computing hubs that will dominate our workplace.

Therefore, your lock screen and your mobile device, not the apps, become the nexus for all the personal data flows, feeding machine learning algorithms soon running also on your personal hardware.

What if the missing piece for creating such a machine learning system has been a personal AI — an algorithmic angel, if you will — living and running on your most personal hardware, thus being able to learn with you like a child would.

In fact, the hardware element is increasingly becoming obsolete as the spying industry merely invents software to turn existing personal hardware against its owners.

Already, a third of Taiwan's personal computer hardware is made in mainland factories, and China will soon overtake the island as the world's third-largest manufacturer of personal computer hardware, behind the United States and Japan.

Or the court could order Microsoft to license the entire Windows operating system code to several companies, each of which would have full rights to produce its own version of the software, much as I.B.M. did with its personal computer hardware platform in the 1980's.

"We believe Egghead.com is emerging as a leading e-tailer store of personal computer hardware, software, peripherals and other products," Levitan and Benjamin noted in a memorandum.

This is the kind of industry gossip that can alter (however invisibly to the end user) the landscape of personal computing hardware.

Before entering the venture capital business, Bill spent four years on Wall Street as a top-ranked research analyst, including three years at CS First Boston focusing on personal computer hardware and software.