Übersetzung für "high speed computing " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Ever more sophisticated technical devices, such as smart phones or tablet computers, third and future generations of mobile telephony, consumer electronics, more environmentally-friendly cars or high-speed trains, rely on thousands of patents.

38. Stresses the immense job potential of the ICT sector and its key role in making Europe a resource-efficient and energy-efficient economy; points out that competition in the sector fosters innovation, and highlights the need for competitive markets, open to new players, to facilitate the deployment of new, innovative technologies; stresses the importance of continuing efforts to afford ubiquitous high-speed access to fixed and mobile broadband, on fair terms and at competitive prices for all citizens and consumers, irrespective of their whereabouts; calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote all available policy instr ...[+++]uments to achieve broadband access for all European citizens, including national targets for broadband and high-speed coverage and special programmes to increase children’s computer literacy through the use of computers in schools;

38. Stresses the immense job potential of the ICT sector and its key role in making Europe a resource-efficient and energy-efficient economy; points out that competition in the sector fosters innovation, and highlights the need for competitive markets, open to new players, to facilitate the deployment of new, innovative technologies; stresses the importance of continuing efforts to afford ubiquitous high-speed access to fixed and mobile broadband, on fair terms and at competitive prices for all citizens and consumers, irrespective of their whereabouts; calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote all available policy instr ...[+++]uments to achieve broadband access for all European citizens, including national targets for broadband and high-speed coverage and special programmes to increase children's computer literacy through the use of computers in schools;

38. Stresses the immense job potential of the ICT sector and its key role in making Europe a resource-efficient and energy-efficient economy; points out that competition in the sector fosters innovation, and highlights the need for competitive markets, open to new players, to facilitate the deployment of new, innovative technologies; stresses the importance of continuing efforts to afford ubiquitous high-speed access to fixed and mobile broadband, on fair terms and at competitive prices for all citizens and consumers, irrespective of their whereabouts; calls on the Commission and the Member States to promote all available policy instr ...[+++]uments to achieve broadband access for all European citizens, including national targets for broadband and high-speed coverage and special programmes to increase children's computer literacy through the use of computers in schools;

RTD infrastructure (including physical plant, instrumentation and high-speed computer networks linking research centres) and centres of competence in a specific technology

Establish a series of supercomputing centres of excellence to increase the number of skilled data workers in Europe (supercomputers are computers that process data at very high speeds).