Quote by Bill Budge

The power of the computer is starting to spread.

The power of the computer is starting to spread.

Summary

This quote suggests that the influence and capabilities of computers are becoming increasingly prevalent and widespread in various aspects of life. It implies that computers are no longer limited to specific domains or confined to a few individuals, but instead are being integrated into different sectors and reaching a broader audience. The quote underscores the growing significance and impact of computers as they continue to permeate various aspects of society and exert their power in diverse fields.

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