central computing systems
[ˈsen.trəl kəmˈpjuː.tɪŋ ˈsɪs.təmz]
nounpl: central computing systems
sistemas centralizados de computação
1. Large-scale computer systems that process data and manage operations for an entire organization from a centralized location
The bank relies on central computing systems to process all transactions across its branches.
O banco depende de sistemas centralizados de computação para processar todas as transações entre suas agências.
2. Mainframe-based infrastructure where computation and data storage are concentrated in one or more central facilities
Central computing systems were dominant in enterprises before the rise of distributed computing.
Os sistemas centralizados de computação eram dominantes nas empresas antes do surgimento da computação distribuída.
3. Computing architecture that centralizes processing power, storage, and management functions
Modern central computing systems often incorporate cloud infrastructure and virtualization technologies.
Os sistemas modernos de computação centralizada frequentemente incorporam infraestrutura em nuvem e tecnologias de virtualização.
In Brazil, central computing systems remain relevant in large financial institutions, government agencies, and major corporations. The term reflects the continuing importance of mainframe technology in mission-critical operations, despite the trend toward cloud and distributed systems. In the USA, the terminology is primarily used in legacy IT environments and enterprise architecture discussions.
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