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bandwidth

[band-width, -with] / ˈbændˌwɪdθ, -ˌwɪθ /


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The chip maker noted at the time the importance of optical interconnects and advanced chip packaging technology for energy efficiency and higher bandwidth in data centers.

From MarketWatch

“By allocating a larger share of the silicon budget to memory bandwidth rather than compute, Meta can optimize the chip for the specific workloads running across its social and messaging platforms,” Naji wrote.

From Barron's

As a practical matter, many ordinary Cubans can send email and do Google searches but most don’t have the bandwidth to watch streaming movies or TV.

From Salon

That means all your data stays totally encrypted, unseen by malicious hackers or peeping government agencies — plus you get to enjoy unlimited traffic bandwidth and a lightning-fast high-speed connection.

From Salon

It’s usable on up to five different devices simultaneously with unlimited bandwidth — and just in case, there’s even a kill switch that stops the flow of traffic if the VPN connection is unexpectedly terminated.

From Salon