Sentence examples for broadband grids from inspiring English sources

Australia announced that it will spend $31 billion to build one of the largest government sponsored broadband grids in the world.

"A lot of rural America is being left off the broadband grid,'' she said.

And the plan targets low-income urban and rural areas that have been left off the broadband grid.

Besides turbo-charging networks to handle greater Internet traffic volumes, operators are also having to solve the increased complexities that come operating a wireless broadband grid.

BT's broadband grid stretches from Whitehall to remote rural areas and is still the largest in the UK, supplying much of the infrastructure used by rivals including TalkTalk and Sky to connect their customers.

But it may bring a recalcitrant industry to the bargaining table, with a new willingness to give up a significant source of income in return for investment incentives that could give Europe a fast, cutting-edge broadband grid.

Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner for telecommunications, signaled the new era July 12 when she announced that further cuts in wholesale access charges, a basic type of regulated fee that operators receive from rivals, would discourage network investment and thwart the commission's goal of creating a superfast broadband grid by 2020.

The analogy to our broadband computing grid is pretty clear.

On Oct. 10 France Telecom opened its European Backbone Network, a broadband fiber grid that will connect 30 metropolitan areas in 11 European countries within a year and 40 cities in 16 countries by 2001, at a cost of $300 million.

Our railroads, broadband, energy grid all outmoded by international standards.

Second, establish clear regulations for companies that are poised to build critical infrastructure like broadband and power grids so that they know their costs from the start.