CPU definition

CPU means central processing unit.

CPU means the logic circuitry that responds to and processes the instructions that run a computer and/or that access or runs the Licensed Software and each CPU may be comprised of multiple processing cores, each of which may be configured to independently act as an individual CPU and shall, when so configured, be deemed a separate CPU under this definition for purposes of this Agreement.

CPU means a physical core (in a physical computing environment) or a virtual core (in a virtual computing environment) to which an instance of a Product is assigned, as identified by the operating system in which the Product is installed.

Examples of CPU in a sentence

• IBM Turbonomic Essentials uses AI and automation to match application demands with appropriate cloud resources, such as CPU, memory, storage and network at the lowest cost while maintaining performance and meeting business level objectives.

• The annual CPU costs incurred by WisDOT for processing XXXX batch procedure (P7015703).

• Lightstreamer Server sends Cloud License Manager (CLM) the information needed to identify the License, the Audit Log (only if required by the license type), the number of CPU cores, and the peak number of user sessions (for statistical purpose).

• Servers are automatically and continuously monitored on, among others, but not limited to, CPU usage, memory usage, network activity and storage space.

• Services to be monitors include, without limitation, disk space, CPU usage, memory usage, database connectivity, and network utilization.

More Definitions of CPU

CPU. (Central Processing Unit) means a functional unit in a computer that interprets and executes instructions. If the right of Use is based on CPUs and if the Licensed Component is used on a single computer with multiple CPUs, the CPU license must correspond with the number of respective CPU’s contained within such Computer

CPU. A CPU is a computer processing unit, also known as a processor or microprocessor. It can contain multiple cores in both virtualized and/or non-virtualized environment.

CPU means a single central processing unit within a computer. In the case of multi-core CPUs, each core represents a single CPU.

CPU means a physical or virtual core to which an instance of a Product is assigned in support of an unspecified number of Named Users in the environment specified on an order. We will supply each Product to you by making it available to you via an electronic download. You may make additional copies of the download files containing the Products for archival purposes.

CPU means the physical processor installed in a physical server, a “Core” shall mean a processor core of a CPU, a “Virtual Core” in the context of Software environment shall mean the number of cores recognized by the Operating system, and “Computer” shall mean the computer hardware that runs the OS approved by Fujitsu as the operating environment for the Software. In case you divide physically one (1) Computer into a number of individual sections where each section acts as an independent system (“Partition”), then one (1) Partition shall be deemed equivalent to one (1) Computer under this Agreement.

CPU means Central Processing Unit

CPU. (Central Processor Unit) means a data processing unit, normally identified with a single microchip mounted on a single circuit board and can comprise several Cores. A computer “box” can contain several CPUs. The “box” is sometimes referred to as a “server” or a “machine” (or possibly a “mainframe”).