Examples of using Computerworld in English and their translations into Chinese
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Computerworld will be updating this timeline as Microsoft makes further proclamations about Windows 7's demise.
For one estimate of the release date for Windows 10 1809, Computerworld added 47 days to 25 July, arriving at 10 September.
McGovern was very early to see the importance of China, and IDG has been doing business there since 1980, when it launched ComputerWorld China.
Computerworld also conducts extensive surveys of IT workers, and their responses are heavily factored into the determination of rankings.
Jay Gambetta, manager of Theory of Quantum Computing and Information at IBM, told Computerworld that the public use of Quantum Experience will be free.
Bob Violino is a contributing writer for Computerworld, CIO, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World, based in New York.
In 1992 he was awarded Computerworld's honorary prize for"having made Norway known internationally in the information technology field".".
Trains, after all, were once powered by coal and steam; Computerworld is moving from paper to electrons.
He has written and edited for numerous publications, including Information Week and Computerworld.
Those numbers are not only far below Mercer's 500MB maximum, but also lower than Computerworld's estimates at the end of 2017.
In Computerworld's 2010 Forecast survey, 64% of 312 professionals polled said that their organizations are likely or very likely to virtualize more servers in 2010.
The project was reported in the Los Angeles Times, ComputerWorld, National Geographic, the Associated Press, American Libraries, the local news, and numerous blogs.
Computerworld leads the industry with an online audience of over 7.2 million monthly page views(Omniture, Jan. 2014- June 2014 average).
Microsoft could, Computerworld supposes, upgrade the last month-and-a-half 's worth of 1803 PCs to the very latest, 1909, after that service pack-like version releases in September.
Computerworld currently predicts that, based on Windows' past 12 months, Windows 7 will account for more than 36% of all active Windows editions in January 2020.
Computerworld's newest forecast has Firefox slipping below 8% by March 2020, then flirting with a sub-7% share near the end of that year.
Computerworld's latest forecast puts Firefox under 8% by October and contends that the browser will flirt with a sub-7% share by July 4, 2020.
Computerworld's forecast remains rosy for Google's browser: Using the 12-month average, Chrome should crack the two-thirds mark in January and reach 68% in April.
Computerworld's forecast- calculated using Firefox's 12-month average- now puts the browser below 8% in March and beneath the 7% comatose bar by August.
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