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cloud

Definition for cloud

noun as in mass of water particles in air

noun as in crowd

Strongest matches

shower, swarm

Weak match

dense mass

verb as in become foggy or obscured

verb as in confuse

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The warmer air is pushing the clouds higher, which means these weather systems are now able to cross the Himalayas and reach Tibet and other areas that did not see so much rain before.

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Vargas’ Fito, by contrast, has his head in the clouds and his heart on his sleeve.

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And as these increasingly complex financing arrangements get more and more common, the experts here in Silicon Valley say they may be clouding perceptions on AI demand.

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OpenAI has gotten a piece of Advanced Micro Devices in exchange for agreeing to buy its chips, while also signing a $300 billion cloud deal with Oracle.

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Su developed a systematic approach and today AMD has a market share of about 41% in data-center CPUs, the central computer brains that power servers used for cloud computing and AI functions, he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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