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efficient
adjective as in capable, effective
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And there is every chance we will hear hints of a more powerful, more efficient, and possibly more profitable iteration of Nvidia’s rack-and-server system at the company’s next developers’ conference in March.
They may even deter small companies from going public, thus restricting their access to some of the world’s most efficient capital markets.
Google first began using its TPU chips about a decade ago, initially for internal purposes, such as making its search engine more efficient.
He said the scheme, which only leases brand new cars which are replaced every three years, could become more efficient by supplying nearly-new cars instead.
This phase is the brain's only period when its network of neurons gets more efficient.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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