Sentence examples for Internet deployment from inspiring English sources

The same report suggests that broadband can be deployed affordably, for example by sharing the region's underused fibre optic networks owned by energy, electricity and transport utilities, or coupling internet deployment with housing construction in dynamic urban markets.

And unless the VOD companies can offer a wide range of programmes, people are not likely to subscribe.The VOD companies' other problem is DSL, which brings with it some of the difficulties that have arisen with broadband Internet deployment in America.

It's what is happening in China, where Internet deployment is moving so fast that Chinese will be the most popular language on the Web by 2007; in India, where AOL just announced a $100 million investment; and in Europe, where the net economy is expected to grow twentyfold by 2004.

The results show that Hadoop is around 5 times faster when executing the word count application on a cluster, when compared to an Internet deployment of VMR, for a 1 GB input.

The explosive growth in Internet deployment for a constantly growing variety of applications has created a massive increase in demand for network performance parameters, such as throughput, latency, and packet loss rate [1 6], which are very important for providing differentiated network services.

SpaceX received a $1 billion investment from Google and Fidelity in 2015, and Alphabet also recently shut down its own Titan drone-based global internet deployment project, so the backing of Musk's plan might actually grow now that the Google parent is looking beyond its own drone project for ways to accomplish its goals of opening up global internet accessibility more broadly.

In [30], a value network analysis is carried out about Internet deployments on-board the train.

Like other Internet protocols, deployment in live scenarios showed its vulnerability to flooding attacks.

However, it is not an optimal way to cache contents at all intermediate routers for that current technology is not yet ready to support an Internet scale deployment.

Numerous designs have been proposed to address the obvious scalability and efficiency challenges such systems face in Internet-scale deployments.

The global provisioning of some types of evolved services over the Internet requires the deployment of servers; the approach is usually called service overlays.