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allocate

[al-uh-keyt] / ˈæl əˌkeɪt /


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Global shipping is interconnected, and as companies try to keep routes to Europe supplied, they may allocate fewer ships to other, less traveled routes.

From MarketWatch

In its most recent earnings report, Microsoft said it was allocating more computing power to improve its Copilot products because it had gained confidence in its ability to monetize them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Management has allocated about 300 million ringgit, with a payback period of around 1.9 years to deal with one-off expenses from a voluntary separation scheme, they note.

From The Wall Street Journal

That is a problem in many organizations, but the stakes are higher at OpenAI and other frontier labs, where the central issue is how to spend and allocate scarce computing capacity between projects.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Public-private partnerships are essential to unlocking opportunities in the mining space primarily because the private sector is geared toward optimally allocating capital,” while governments can help reduce investment risks, Lewnowski said.

From The Wall Street Journal