Speedup (noun)

An increase in speed or rate of activity.

Origin:

Derived from the combination of the words "speed" which means the rate at which something moves or operates, and "up" which means to increase or accelerate.

Examples:

  1. The new software resulted in a significant speedup of the computer's performance.
  2. The speedup of the production process helped the company to meet its deadline.
  3. The speedup of the assembly line allowed the factory to produce more units in less time.
  4. The speedup in delivery times was a major selling point for the company.
  5. A speedup in the rate of economic growth is usually seen as a positive development.
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