Sentence examples for the competitive computer from inspiring English sources

Micron Technology, the No. 2 player in the competitive computer memory chip market, said it'd cut its worldwide work force by about 10% as it seeks to cut costs in a brutal pricing environment.

Wall Street frowned on the proposed merger of Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer yesterday, viewing the deal as an admission of weakness rather than strength and as an indication that a shakeout has begun in the brutally competitive computer business.

IBM's aggressive management of its intellectual assets hasn't gone unnoticed in the fiercely competitive computer industry.

Hiring and keeping experienced salespeople and engineers is hard to do these days in Silicon Valley, especially in the fiercely competitive computer networking industry.

The UK is set to get its first 24-hour eSports TV channel as the world of competitive computer game playing takes its next step towards mainstream popularity.

Join Eleanor Oldroyd in literally just a minute for tonight's 5 live Sport, which will feature that item we have just been debating on esports, the mysterious world of competitive computer gaming.

The company was struggling to become a competitive computer and communications business after the federal government, in a landmark antitrust case, had broken up its telephone monopoly.

Our next vote beginning now is whether electronic sports - the umbrella term for organised, competitive computer gaming - can be termed sports.

The summer issue of the Core is now available online, including a profile of competitive computer programmers and a recap of the campus festival celebrating Studs Terkel, PhB'32, JD'34.

A report into esports - organised, competitive computer gaming - found the industry is "set for £1bn revenue and 600 million audiences by 2020".

The most grueling sport on campus just might be competitive computer programming.