Sentence examples for pillar of computing from inspiring English sources
He said that the smartwatch was interesting and that it could be another pillar of computing in the post-PC era, along with the smartphone and tablet computer.
We have concluded that security has now become the third pillar of computing," he told his listeners, "joining energy-efficient performance and Internet conductivity in importance". And that third pillar, Otellini believes, will be best implemented in silicon, not software.
"The acquisition of Infineon's WLS business strengthens the second pillar of our computing strategy — Internet connectivity — and enables us to offer a portfolio of products that covers the full range of wireless options from Wi-Fi and 3G to WiMAX and LTE.
We have completely redesigned the pillars of computer architecture – memory, control and compute – and the relations between them".
But with the demise of large computer trade shows in the US, CES is now the main venue not just for audio and video giants like Panasonic, but also such pillars of the computing world as Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Cisco.
In this introduction to the special issue of Entertainment Computing on the new TV landscape, we introduce interactive television (iTV) research as one of the pillars in the field of entertainment computing.
Looking forward, security will join those as a third pillar of what people demand from all computing experiences".
At the time of the acquisition, Intel's president and CEO Paul Otellin called security the "third pillar of what people demand from all computing experiences," behind energy-efficient performance and connectivity.
In fact, in the release, Intel's president and CEO Paul Otellin called security the "third pillar of what people demand from all computing experiences," behind energy-efficient performance and connectivity.
In particular, we emphasize the first pillar that regards the collection of appropriate data, because the analysis and visualization can be done easily nowadays, thanks to the availability of computing, networking, and display technology.
