Data Processing Vocabulary

noun a jumbled or confused mixture

verb to distort or confuse a message or communication

• The recording was garbled due to a technical issue with the microphone.
• I couldn't understand a word he said, it was all garbled.
• The message got all garbled up in translation.
• His emotions were so intense that his words came out garbled.

noun Moore's law

• Moore's law predicts that the number of transistors on a microchip will double approximately every two years.
• You know, according to Moore's law, computer processing power keeps getting better and better.
• Dude, Moore's law is like the tech world's version of 'go big or go home'.
• Just like Moore's law, my productivity seems to double every time I have a strong cup of coffee.

noun a measure of the processing power of a cryptocurrency network

• The hash rate of a cryptocurrency network is a measure of how much computing power is being used to validate transactions and secure the network.
• If you want to mine cryptocurrency, you'll need a high hash rate to be competitive.
• My hash rate is through the roof since I upgraded my mining rig.
• His ability to process information at a high hash rate makes him a great problem solver.