computing
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- noun
- /kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ/
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- Big data and computing power enabled us to do this.
- cloud computing
- computing technology
- computing power
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Watch on YouTubeAnd can the world of spatial computing be accessed by us PC folk?
- And can the world of spatial computing be accessed by us PC folk?
- And I think a lot of people are using computers and computing to do just that.
- So let's go and delve more deeply into computing on the network edge.
- So for example, a parent flagged A module to me in a computing class for young people.
- And they also own Azure, right, The cloud computing platform.
- So like how does the world of computing change?
- This this is the beginning of Apples spatial computing journey.
- And, and these are the kinds of computations that take place in high performance computing HPC, right?
- Let's talk about all things mobile computing, mobile, mobile life.
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There is a growing body of research relating to ubiquitous computing efforts with middle-grade students.
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This leads to a potential vast boost in computing power and speed.
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Let's talk about all things mobile computing, mobile, mobile life.
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And I think a lot of people are using computers and computing to do just that.
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Thus, the demand for workers who are skilled in computing will be across industries.
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The Board also creates initiatives to help foster a positive image of computing among young people.
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Let's explore how you can combine content, context, and computing to build a meaningful learning experience.
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Consequently, the national focus on increasing computer science and computing education directly influences the work of special educators.
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The ACM Fellows Program recognized 41 members for their contributions to computing and computer science in FY11.
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The field of computing is rapidly evolving, with new technologies being developed every day.
Synonyms
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The study of computers, software, and how they work together
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The use of computers and networks to store, find and send data
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Study and design of computers, programs, and systems that process information
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Methods for collecting, storing, and using data with computers
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The study of how computers collect, store, and use information
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A group of computers and software that work together to store and process information
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A computer design using a small set of simple instructions for faster processors that use less power
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A computer design where the processor runs many complex commands directly in hardware
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Computing comes from the Latin computare, from com- 'together' and putare 'to count or work out', and the same root is in computer, which once meant a person who did calculations. That's why computing now means the study or use of computers to process information and solve problems.