Sentence examples for bandwidth infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"Youku Tudou Inc. will represent a differentiated leader in the online video market in China with the largest user base, the most comprehensive content library, most advanced bandwidth infrastructure and strongest monetization capability within the sector".

Zayo Group provides fiber-based bandwidth infrastructure and network-neutral colocation and interconnection services.

This is because all traffic is routed through high bandwidth infrastructure network through link.

The service and content markets are unstable because once the bandwidth infrastructure is built, running another SkypeTube over it costs almost nothing and so many competitors crowd in that prices drop to zero (except in the case of Google, which utterly dominates the business of steering advertising to eyeballs).

Gen. Richard E. Webber, commander of the 24th Air Force, said the choice of San Antonio was based on "proximity to other cyberoperational missions, as well as access to communications and bandwidth capabilities, infrastructure and the local scientific and technical base".

He added that 25% of the company's costs is bandwidth and infrastructure, but that they are increasing at a slower rate than the revenues at this point.

Just as it is improbably less expensive to start an internet company today with cheap bandwidth and infrastructure and easier programming language than it was a decade ago, the ubiquity and quality of HD cameras and the quality of editing software has also enabled people to make more and better films inexpensively.

NuTec's supercomputing cluster will consist of 1,250 IBM eServer p640 devices running IBM's DB2 Universal Database and supported by 2.5 terabytes of memory, 50 terabytes of online disk storage, and a high-bandwidth networking infrastructure.

State-of-the-art large-scale neuromorphic systems require a sophisticated, high-bandwidth communication infrastructure for the exchange of spike events between units of the neural network.

Obama-ism posits that we are now in a hypercompetitive global economy, where the country that thrives will be the one that brings together the most educated, creative and diverse work force with the best infrastructure — bandwidth, ports, airports, high-speed rail and good governance.

Rather than the debilitating 2005 to 2007 average selling price and margin cuts suffered by chip companies because of sluggish enterprise computing and communications demand, this cycle has been all about high bandwidth and new infrastructure.