main
frame
Plural
mainframes
1
A robust and secure computing infrastructure used for processing, storing, and managing vast amounts of data in enterprises.
- Mainframes are designed for high-performance computing, supporting numerous users concurrently in enterprise environments.
- Mainframes support the robust computing needs of multinational corporations, handling global operations and ensuring data security across diverse business functions.
- Educational institutions rely on mainframes to manage student records, course registrations, and administrative data efficiently.
- Mainframes play a crucial role in the energy sector, managing complex data for grid operations and energy distribution in large utility companies.
- Enterprises in the e-commerce sector utilize mainframes to handle the vast data volumes generated by online transactions and customer interactions.
2
a large digital computer serving 100-400 users and occupying a special air-conditioned room
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