The phrase "advanced telecom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to sophisticated telecommunications technology or services that are more developed than standard offerings.
Example: "The company specializes in providing advanced telecom solutions to enhance communication efficiency for businesses."
Alternatives: "cutting-edge telecommunications" or "state-of-the-art telecom".
China Mobile has argued that the Far EasTone deal gives it a foothold into one of the most technologically advanced telecom networks in Asia.
Helping to boost revenue growth, the company built an advanced telecom network for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and both manufactured and sold equipment in China.
And what about Grand Central – the advanced telecom service that has a devout fan base, but still hasn't been released to the general public?
For these reasons, some key implementation issues of our MBS architecture have been faced by resorting to the Service Logic Execution Environment (SLEE), which is a hosting environment for advanced telecom services.
The advanced telecom technologies and massive volumes of intelligent mobile phone users have yielded a huge amount of real-time data of people's all-in-one telecommunication records, which we call telco big data.
But Tian left it in 1999 to become head of the country's newest national telecom company, China Netcom Corp. (CNC), which went on to build the largest and most advanced telecom network in China.
Within four months, every home of the 3m population will be connected to a cable providing television, advanced telecoms and high-speed Internet access".That's the easy bit," says a senior official.
"Our reputation for excellence in key sectors and our highly-educated workforce, excellent infrastructure, advanced telecoms and transport networks and competitive cost environment, mean Northern Ireland is now one of Europe's leading inward investment locations.
We showed the world the Internet, but advanced 5G telecom systems could come from there.
Critically, the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday rejected each and every one of the arguments advanced by the telecom and broadband providers against the new rules -- including a shot-in-the-dark First Amendment argument that sought to cast the regulation as an impermissible infringement on the companies' speech.
Along with its focus on information and advanced manufacturing technologies, Core has stuck to its telecom roots.
