Sentence examples for rapidly growing hardware from inspiring English sources
Having dominated the computer landscape for years by churning out faster and faster chips, it now lags behind in the race to create more energy-efficient microchips for smart phones and tablets two rapidly growing hardware categories that are eating into sales of desktop and laptop computers.
What does all of this mean for the rapidly growing hardware companies?
It will also summarize various development resources that enable researchers and practitioners to quickly get started in this field, and highlight important benchmarking metrics and design considerations that should be used for evaluating the rapidly growing number of DNN hardware designs, optionally including algorithmic codesigns, being proposed in academia and industry.
The rapidly growing part of Oracle's hardware business is its engineered systems – Exadata, Exalogic, etc.
IBM's Porter Stowell led a session called 'Visualizing Data: IoT Games.' IoT is short for the "Internet of Things" – the rapidly growing industry of sensor-equipped hardware, furniture and gadgets (think your wifi-enabled thermostat or smart watch).
There is a rapidly growing list of open source hardware projects, which are bringing millions of dollars of value to the world.
Remaining revenues were derived from a rapidly growing business of selling pre-owned games and hardware.
In the first quarter, Sunrun bought the residential solar division of REC Solar, distributor AEE Solar, and racking hardware company SnapNrack, to support its rapidly growing direct business, which grew by 100% during the quarter.
But such improvements at hardware level are very slow as compared to the rapidly growing energy demands.
Some mobile devices have power-saving features to dynamically adjust the power consumption of hardware components as per the required functionality but such improvements at hardware level are very slow as compared to the rapidly growing energy demands.
This concerns not only the cost of the hardware and software necessary for storing data, but also the rapidly growing energy consumption in storage systems.
