Sentence examples for redundant computers from inspiring English sources

Business has a problem: lots of redundant computers.

In the early 1970s he changed tack, switching to information technology to work for Comshare, a company set up to use redundant computer time in an era before personal computing.

A web-based program "reads" the redundant computer's components and gives its specifications (like its memory and processor speed).

Although the records of investors have been preserved through redundant computer systems, he suggested that the blow was likely to do significant psychological harm.

For the most part, the merged banks have failed to get rid of unneeded workers given the cultural distaste for layoffs and have also held onto redundant computer systems and branches because of turf battles.

Only one gyroscope is needed to maintain balance, but there are always two running; each gyroscope has redundant computer chips, controllers and sensors, so if any one of those fails, there are extras to back it up.

This in turn resulted in handing over control to an identical redundant computer in which the same failure occurred.

Six of the common cause failure events were more severe and involved situations where incorrect addressable constant data sets were systematically loaded into all redundant computer channels due to personnel errors.

The designers took a collection of approximately 60 redundant computer monitors and arranged them in a creative disarray.

Franklin described the triple-redundant computer board that will be spaceflight tested to prove that it is a low-cost alternative.

"In the cities, where bank tellers are made redundant by computers, Eftpos and internet banking, there are alternative avenues for work in the hundreds of other potential occupations within a short radius of where they live.