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

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.”

From BBC

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.”

From BBC

In 2022, the company called off a $5 billion reverse merger with a video advertising software platform, saying at the time that it preferred to go public through an initial public offering.

From Los Angeles Times

The leaks were posted publicly on GitHub, a software platform where programmers share code.

From New York Times

Tens of millions of dollars in payments to university vendors, for everything from Apple computers to catering and video services, have been delayed since the July 6 rollout of Workday, a sophisticated “enterprise” software platform that replaced hundreds of aging UW systems.

From Seattle Times