Sentences with phrase «big mainframe»
A gregarious woman clad all in black with long, straight gray hair that makes her resemble a hippie grandmother, Kuchera - Morin began dabbling with big mainframe computers in the 1980s, when traditional instruments couldn't translate the sounds she heard in her head into music.
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But by the mid-1980s it was becoming common for them to be networked to each other and to the big mainframes that dominated corporate computing then.
Not exact matches
Grosch's Law said that bigger computers were better, so IBM introduced its big IBM 360 mainframes in 1964.
It's the pecking order of the every - movie world order, and no amount of tectonic calamity conjured in The Day After Tomorrow's yawning mainframes can overcome its base instinct to pander to the easiest conventions of the conservative big - budget cash - grab sensibility.
IBM — BlockChain leadership, big player in Cloud, and their Z - series mainframes are hot and in high demand, especially given all the security issues seen with Intel and others.
The future of energy system, we've had some really big plants, billion - dollar plants and now we have a distributed system much like computers went from mainframes to PCs and now phones.
Virtualization has been around for a long time and was commonly used in the big iron mainframe days.
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In 1977, Ken Olson, the president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp., the maker of big business mainframe computers argued against the PC and stated that «there is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.»
Not long after, companies began to appear who became the processing agents of such systems, including the medical invoicing world, government accts, and IT became BIG / little business — then of course, using mainframe computer rooms.