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capacity

[kuh-pas-i-tee] / kəˈpæs ɪ ti /




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However, authorities say the number of visitors in recent years has "increased dramatically, exceeding the city's capacity and resulting in overtourism, which is having a serious impact on the living environment of local residents".

From BBC

Google’s ability to spend up to $185 billion on data-center capacity gives it “a colossal advantage over OpenAI,” Windsor said, as the two compete to be the dominant AI model maker.

From MarketWatch

Many countries do not have capacity to process critical minerals.

From BBC

Sir Ross's report said HM Coastguard in Dover was placed in an "intolerable position", with chronic staff shortages and limited capacity leaving them unable to rescue victims.

From BBC

The adoption of 3-nanometer technology represents a major leap for Japan, which doesn’t have capacity to mass produce advanced chips essential for AI.

From The Wall Street Journal