data processor noun
Recent Examples on the Web
//Amazon Web Services won’t see the data processed by its algorithms, which will be encrypted and unlocked by customers who have the key, Dr. Kass-Hout said.
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Laura Stevens, WSJ, "Big Tech Expands Footprint in Health," 27 Nov. 2018
//In theory, any data processed by the JIT compiler could be vulnerable to the attack; researchers simply used a photo as a proof of concept.
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Shannon Liao, The Verge, "The iPhone X can be hacked to pull your recently deleted files," 14 Nov. 2018
//Once the campaign is completed and the data processed, NOAA plans to publish the finding in scientific journals and make the data publicly available.
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Jason Samenow, Washington Post, "NOAA ‘heat island’ campaign to map which areas in D.C. and Baltimore swelter the most," 11 July 2018
//Daimler and Bosch picked high-tech data processing company Nvidia as a key supplier for the project.
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Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY, "Daimler's Mercedes-Benz, Bosch to launch self-driving car service in Silicon Valley," 10 July 2018
//One filing, made against Facebook on behalf of an Austrian woman, asks the country's data protection authority to investigate and, as appropriate, prohibit data processing operations based on invalid consent.
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Lucy Fielder And Douglas Busvine, The Christian Science Monitor, "As GDPR takes effect, Austrian activist challenges 'forced consent'," 25 May 2018
//San Diego’s Illumina has acquired data processing technology start-up Edico Genome for $100 million to accelerate efforts to make genetic testing more widely accessible in everyday health care.
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Mike Freeman, sandiegouniontribune.com, "Illumina buys start-up Edico Genome for $100M to help speed up genetic analysis," 15 May 2018
//The software data processing company was a leading government contractor and had more than 4,000 employees before it was acquired by Affiliated Computer Systems in 1998.
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Washington Post, "The story must be told.," 12 May 2018
//But with imagery data processed through HoloBuilders cameras, Akbari said architectural teams can capture a realistic and more accurate view of how a project is progressing.
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Trisha Thadani, San Francisco Chronicle, "Startup creates 3-D floor plans for buildings under construction," 15 Jan. 2018
First Known Use of data processing
1954, in the meaning defined above
Dictionary Entries near data processing
More Definitions fordata processing
: the process of putting information into a computer so that the computer can organize it, change its form, etc.