Sentence examples for rack of computers from inspiring English sources

"You can save so much energy by not flying to London that it will run a rack of computers for a year".

Last year, it was granted a patent (06906920) on a "drive-cooling baffle," meant to funnel air into a rack of computers held together with Velcro, a Google design signature.

It takes surveying equipment, special video cameras, a rack of computers and a staff of operators to insert a simple line and change it every time a first down is made.

A growing share of these data is being kept not on desktops but in data centres buildings containing rack after rack of computers.Even in the age of superfast fibre-optic cables, companies do not like their data to travel too far.

At a user summit on Wednesday Intel, another key member of the Open Compute Project, announced it would release to the group a silicon-based optical system that enables the data and computing elements in a rack of computer servers to communicate at 100 gigabits a second.

Combined with a team of 20 researchers in a Washington "war room" that has a large rack of computer servers, the effort is part of a push by Democratic groups to bolster their opposition research.

Mr Kahle's racks of computers merely store archived copies of many of its pages which Alexa, his company, analyses to spot trends in usage.

If the cards work, ordinary servers costing a few thousand dollars might be deployed for sophisticated data analysis, genetic research, logistics management or other activities that are currently done on multimillion-dollar racks of computers.

Though Mr. Koomey was unable to separate the impact of the recession from that of energy-saving technologies, the decline in use is surprising because data centers, buildings that house racks and racks of computers, have become so central to modern life.

"As I looked around the plant," Mr. Bremer said, "it was very clear that what had happened was professional saboteurs had gone into the control room and had taken the racks of computers out, cut the cables, thrown the computer material and electronics on the floor.

"Racks of computers and control systems in the rear of the aircraft mean it can fly as if it were [unmanned] without any input from the pilots.