Sentence examples for technology umbrella from inspiring English sources

If the b-to-b group does not pan out, investors are unlikely to find any safety under the technology umbrella.

A year later we have Salesforce Einstein, which isn't so much a product as a technology umbrella under which all of Salesforce's artificial intelligence pieces live.

With this, the CNCF now plays host to 17 projects that fall under its "incubated technologies" umbrella.

The controlling stake of 51 percent will remain with the state-owned conglomerate, Russian Technologies, an umbrella organization President Vladimir V. Putin established in 2007 to revive the military industry, in part by attracting investors.

For example, AT&T has lumped in its fixed wireless technology under the umbrella of the AT&T Wireless Group.

Evolved Packet System (EPS) was designed to be an umbrella technology for next generation LTE wireless networks.

The intent of this paper is therefore to connect science and technology under the umbrella of nanotechnology in order to design and build practical and innovative materials and devices from the nanoscale upward.

Established in 2008, two years after lonelygirl15 hit the Web, EQAL is today a company that provides technology (see its Umbrella product pages for more information) and business services to power the online brands for celebrities, content owners and creators.

"You're sitting there waiting, hoping they speak English…That's when I had the idea - what if this camera could be suspended in the air, as if somebody was taking the picture for us?" On their return, he began researching umbrella technology.

"It's a combination of all the technologies under one umbrella: face, logo, elements, age, gender, emotion and audio".

Lumping so many forms of bad online behaviour as cybercrime under the "technology-as-instrument" umbrella, when it comes to the online harassment my colleagues and I have grown accustomed to there's very little specific information beyond one of their pages focusing more on cyber bullying teens than the death threats my colleagues and I have grown accustomed to.