software platform

noun

1. a major piece of software, as an operating system, an operating environment, or a database, under which various smaller application programs can be designed to run.

Example Sentences

While AMD’s hardware is sophisticated enough to compete with its bigger rival, the article said, its software platform was full of bugs and impossible to use in large-scale AI training.

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On July 1, John Tinsman of AOT Invest, an asset manager in Davenport, Iowa, launched 2x Daily Software Platform, an ETF seeking to double the daily return of a basket of technology companies.

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The software platform and other digital tools for the effort cost the state approximately $120,000, said Roy Kennedy, a spokesperson for the agency.

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"This is a further demonstration as it seeks to leapfrog rivals in providing users with an unique experience by tightly integrating hardware, software, platform and its growing aspirations in connectivity," he said.

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As Brian Fishman, a co-founder of Cinder, a software platform for trust and safety, posted: “Telegram is another level: it has been the key hub for Isis for a decade. It tolerates CSAM. It's ignored reasonable law enforcement engagement for years. It’s not 'light' content moderation; it’s a different approach entirely.”

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