data processing

[ dey-tuh pros-es-ing, dat-uh, dah-tuh ]

noun

1. processing of information, especially the handling of information by computers in accordance with strictly defined procedures and operations, as aggregation, sorting, analysis, or validation. : DP

data processing

noun

1. 1. a sequence of operations performed on data, esp by a computer, in order to extract information, reorder files, etc
   2. ( as modifier )

      a data-processing centre

data processing

1. Either the preparation of data for processing by a computer , or the storage and processing of raw data by the computer itself.

Other Words From

• da·ta proc·ess·or noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of data processing¹

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

With the expanded agreement, Twitter will move its offline analytics, data processing and machine learning workloads to Google’s Data Cloud.

From TechCrunch

Another problem that plagues the phosphine findings is data processing.

From MIT Technology Review

With it’s Watson platform, IBM certainly has the technology and data processing heft to lead that charge forward.

From Digiday

There are further highly embarrassing findings for the IAB Europe, which the inspectorate found not to have appointed a Data Protection Officer, nor to have a register of its own internal data processing activities.

From TechCrunch

Founded in 2018 by chief executive Chetan Venkatesh and chief architect Durga Gokina, Macrometa’s globally distributed data service, called Global Data Network, combines a distributed noSQL database and a low-latency stream data processing engine.

From TechCrunch

These are generalized instructions, particularly useful to 1401 customers who also use larger data processing systems.

From Project Gutenberg

The combination of a modern computer plus modern programming languages is the key to profitable data processing.

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The experimenter relies heavily on the main computer center for data processing.

From Project Gutenberg

He also transports magnetic tapes to the computing center for off-line data processing and performs smaller tasks.

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It does not include in this figure any purchases of automatic data processing equipment.

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