Sentence examples for backbone service from inspiring English sources

According to prevailing wisdom, a peer is a backbone service provider that agrees to exchange roughly equivalent amounts of data with another provider without requiring that money change hands.

This would create Asia's largest Internet service provider backbone service and a regional mobile phone system.

When the U.S. National Science Foundation decommission its NSFNET backbone and provided a framework for the competitive provisioning of Internet backbone service in the United States, market economics became the critical path for Internet development.

Yes, iMessage has a text fallback, but there are certain cases where that's not available, and no modern backbone service should have to rely on a 20-year-old backup plan to save its bacon.

Along with the filing, the Clinton, Miss.-based company announced it had arranged $2 billion in debtor-in-possession financing that should allow it to keep operating its long-distance service, the nation's second largest, and its huge Internet backbone service.

In general, the local service antenna has a smaller transmission range, and the backbone service antenna has a larger transmission range, i.e., P L < P O < P D. In the MAC layer, we assume the TDMA scheme as specified by the 802.16d mesh mode, and is used for both the local and the backbone WMNs, and the link rate is set by the AMC scheme.

Following the restructuring of AT&T in 1984, NSF took advantage of various new options for national-level digital backbone services for the NSFNET.

Level 3 Communications Inc., a provider of Internet backbone services to other Internet service providers, which is in Broomfield, Colo., but operates throughout the country had experienced no disruptions.

UUNet is the largest provider of Internet backbone services, essentially the long-distance part of the Internet, used by companies that provide Internet services to consumers and to businesses.

From overstuffed schools to crumbling water systems to Internet dead zones, Americans need to get their heads around the billions of dollars we need to fix these aging yet crucial backbone services.

Though Sprint does have Internet backbone services in the United States and elsewhere, it stayed out of Europe precisely because of its former partnerships with the French and German phone companies.