Sentence examples for technology surge from inspiring English sources

The technology surge in the Bay Area has done much to remake Oakland.

His stocks have climbed in the technology surge that is leading the current stock market rally, with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index up 19.8percentt since Oct. 9.

Microsoft led the technology surge, buoyed by a Federal appeals court decision that allows the company to sell its computer operating software with its own Internet browsing feature, undercutting an important element of the Justice Department's antitrust case.

In a blog post on her agency's Web site, she provided details of the "technology surge" promised by the White House to correct the site's deficiencies, and she named Jeffrey D. Zients, a management consultant and administration veteran with a history of resolving government technology issues, as leader of the effort.

In the world of sleep apnea we have seen a technology surge with the rise of the Home Sleep StudyTest HST).

Lower down the market, Active Energy, which supplies the likes of Ikea and Holiday Inn with energy-saving technology, surged 3.125p to 6.625p.

This realization has spurred increased emphasis on rapid collection and dissemination of timely, targeted information about the enemy (see "A Technology Surges").

With technology surging in popularity and plunging in cost, more and more people, said Brian Cury, the chief executive officer and founder of EarthCam, do things like display a live image of their goldfish bowl on the Internet.

But I disagree, because as emerging technology surges through the fast-emerging economies of the world, a power shift unprecedented in scope is inevitable.

Digi-Capital's AR/VR/XR Analytics Platform showed Chinese investments into computer vision and augmented reality technologies surging to $3.9 billion in the last 12 months, while North American augmented and virtual reality investment fell from nearly $1.5 billion in the fourth quarter of 2017 to less than $120 million in the third quarter of 2018.

"Strong corporate demand for our most advanced technology, the surge of mobile devices and Internet traffic fueling data center growth, and the rapid rise of computing in emerging markets drove record results".