computing
UK: kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ | US: kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ
n. the use or operation of computers
n. the process of performing mathematical or logical operations using a computer
n. the field of study or work involving computer technology
The word "computing" derives from the verb "compute," which originates from the Latin computare (com- "together" + putare "to reckon, think"). The suffix "-ing" transforms it into a noun, representing the action or field related to calculation. Over time, "computing" evolved from general arithmetic to specifically denote electronic data processing, reflecting technological advancements.
Modern computing relies heavily on artificial intelligence.
She is studying quantum computing at university.
The company specializes in cloud computing solutions.
Advances in computing have revolutionized healthcare.
His job involves high-performance computing for scientific research.