Computers used primarily by large organizations for critical applications.
Synonyms
Examples for "mainframe"
Examples for "mainframe"
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Both cases are related to IBM's conduct in the mainframe computer market.
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We just talked about the principle of mainframe, can we try this?
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A short-range digital signal, cycling every ninety minutes, looking for its mainframe.
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I had to get into the Guild's mainframe to recover the information.
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TITAN had been the single most instrumental mainframe in all the war.
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Both cases are related to IBM's conduct in the mainframe computer market.
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Once, pundits predicted that the mainframe computer was a dinosaur heading for extinction.
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The old Smith Barney mainframe computer setup was obsolete, Wiggins said.
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It runs on a mainframe computer, with ASCII text characters for "graphics".
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The "z" in the title represents IBM's Systems z mainframe computer.
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Permission was given; the big iron gates swung open to admit us.
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A big iron door stood open at the side of the room.
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Chrestomanci helped him slot the big iron bars in to lock it.
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Well, I'll let yo' take dis big iron kettle into de library.
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In the cullud quarters, we cooked on a fireplace in big iron pots.
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They started by shutting down the mainframes as quickly as they could.
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The mainframes did the calculations that helped get them back to earth.
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DeCom are running state-of-the-art gear and more capacity than most AI mainframes.
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Read more about mainframes and supercomputers in Computerworld's Mainframes and Supercomputers Topic Center.
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Actually back then there were still not that many mainframes around the world.
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Many legacy applications are running on mainframes and proprietary Unix platforms.
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Its high-speed gallium arsenide processors drove Convex, Sun, and HP mainframes and supercomputers.
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Additionally, mainframes were often leased rather than owned, and leasing agreements included servicing contracts.
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Kapor moved to Boston in 1974 and got a job programming mainframes in COBOL.
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Before personal computers there were mainframes; huge room sized computers to crunch on numbers.
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The mainframes and their facets swept up the strongest, most well-provisioned and organized pockets.
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Us walking AIs were closer now to humans than we were to the mainframes.
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In the beginning IBM, then a manufacturer of mainframes, adopted the slogan: Machines should work.
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That meant accessing local, state, and federal computer mainframes.
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Probably from analogy with hardware front-ends (see sense 1) that interfaced with mainframes.
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The inaccessibility of mainframes made them easy to demonise.