Sentence examples for strategic computing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Google's entry into the browser market this week is an implicit declaration that the browser is increasingly supplanting the PC operating system as a strategic computing gateway.

Terms were not disclosed, but William J. Camp, director for strategic computing at Sandia, said the total amount would be $30 million to $40 million, including what each organization would contribute in research.

We apply the method to several scientific applications of interest to the accelerated strategic computing initiative (ASCI) over the SGI machines PowerChallenge and Origin 2000.

Last summer, President Obama signed an executive order creating a national strategic computing initiative to coordinate supercomputing research among federal agencies and advance broad societal needs.

The DOE recently launched the Exascale Computing Initiative (ECI), led by the Office of Science and National Nuclear Security Administration, as part of a broader National Strategic Computing Initiative.

Once these components were designed, "everything else came together really quick," says Alex Larzelere, DOE's director of strategic computing.

It is also a product that occupies strategic ground in computing, as a layer of code that resides between a computer's hardware and the operating system, usurping some tasks, and potentially undermining the importance of the operating system.

"I don't think it is arrogant to say there are really only two companies that can set broad strategic directions in computing -- I.B.M. and Microsoft," he said.

"We feel very strongly at Rutgers about First Amendment rights, and so we won't filter content," said Gayle K. Stein, the associate director for strategic planning for computing services.

"We need our own capacities, European cloud computing, EU strategic independence," said Michel Barnier, the French politician and European commissioner for the single market.

Other industry observers foresaw their convergence, but only NEC made convergence the guiding theme for subsequent strategic decisions by adopting "computing and communications" as its intent.