Sentence examples for vast hardware from inspiring English sources

The $7.4 billion deal, which gives Oracle a vast hardware business for the first time, pits it against Hewlett-Packard, I.B.M., Dell and Cisco Systems, all of which have made a flurry of acquisitions and alliances.

(2) A vast hardware (e.g., Analog Devices ADV202 chip) and software (official reference implementations like JJ2000 or Jasper and additional commercial codecs) repository is available.

At present, virtualization and virtualization technology represent a powerful tool for the consolidation and simplification of vast hardware and software structures administration.

We could narrow the definition of a robot to include only those machines that do tasks once done by a human, but then we'd have to include Microsoft's vast hardware and software offerings, since computers do things like word processing, transcribing, calculating mathematical formulas, and analyzing data – all of which used to be human tasks.

"It can be used without having vast amounts of hardware or financial capital," he said.

This way, the consumers know they have a machine that will play all the games they buy for the entire lifespan of the machine; at the same time, game developers have a fixed architecture to aim at, which makes the process more straightforward than in the PC gaming sector, where there's a vast array of hardware possibilities to support.

Over the past 10 years, there has been vast improvement in hardware architecture design for computer information, one of the most important functions being network analysis.

Updates aren't regular or useful and the vast fragmentation in hardware causes apps to be very inconsistent in quality.

With the increasing size of road networks (4.4 billions of vertices and 6 billions of uploaded GPS points, according to OpenStreetMap data stats 2018 [1]), there has been vast improvement in hardware architecture for intelligent transportation system.

The result was the ARPANET, a robust decentralized network that supported a vast array of computer hardware.

Now, as the American role in the war declines, General Brown will oversee the logistics of withdrawing the vast amounts of military hardware in Iraq over the next year.