Communication in organizations is equivalent to the neural network in the human body.
Another person familiar with the case said the incidents were, for a computer network, the equivalent of someone sneaking into a house and walking around but apparently, so far not taking or tampering with anything.
Under orders from the European Commission, Lloyds is selling 632 branches, equivalent to 22% of its branch network - and initial bids need to be received by mid July (which is a bit quicker than expected).
Though the products are different, the programs generally allow a customer to hit a button on a smartphone and send a signal to any nearby cabdrivers who are connected to the same network the digital equivalent of raising an arm to flag down a cab.
The University of California, a network of ten campuses, will face cuts equivalent to 50, 000 fewer students and perhaps 5, 000 fewer staff.
All you have to know is that Watson is not connected to the Internet, contains more than ten trillion bytes of data and operates the equivalent of 2, 800 computer nodes on an ultra-high-speed network.
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The tests have found that premiums are the most important factor in consumers' choices, he said, with more than half typically opting for a narrow-network product if it cost them at least 10% less than an equivalent with broader choice.
China, unlike North Korea, has a vast network of "netizens" but they operate on home grown sites like Weibo, the Twitter equivalent microblogging site, and Baidu, a local search engine that is more popular than Google.
On Monday, Cisco announced the development of the Nexus 7000, a network switch that's capable of routing 15 terabits of data per second--the equivalent of moving the entire contents of Wikipedia in a hundredth of a second, or downloading every movie available on Netflix (nasdaq: NFLX - news - people ) in about 40 seconds.
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