Sentence examples for broadband operations from inspiring English sources

Another acquisition could be coming soon, though: the U.K. broadband operations of Italian operator Tiscali have come up for sale, representing 1.7 million customers.

And they are going abroad for growth, entering foreign markets through their mobile and broadband operations.

Mr Tronchetti Provera has long been one of Europe's leading proponents of "convergence"—the idea that telecoms firms should tightly integrate their fixed, mobile and broadband operations.

For long-term debt, AT&T's rating was cut by Moody's to A3 from A2, while bonds issued by its broadband operations were cut to BAA1 from A3.

First Avenue is trying to bolster its broadband wireless access service by acquiring Teligent's 24-gigahertz spectrum licenses, fixed wireless broadband operations and radio assets.

Debt has risen sharply, which is one reason it is planning to sell some of the broadband operations -- and might sell more of the wireless company.

An overlap of multifrequency operating bands of the nanoantenna provides novel opportunities for broadband operation, and the same nanoantenna architecture can be employed both as a transmitter and/or as a receiver, thus being useful for broadband wireless communication.

"I don't think anyone knows what the broadband operation is worth," said Todd Shipman, an analyst at Standard & Poor's.

"Our biggest challenge is how to offer the cheapest service in every category," said Junichi Miyakawa, a product planning manager at Softbank BB, which oversees the broadband operation.

Enron did manage to report $53 million in revenue from the deal in the fourth quarter of 2000; the broadband operation made its numbers.

Patterson also credited the performance of BT's TV and broadband operation for fuelling its first overall revenue increase in seven quarters, as underlying revenues rose by 2% to £4.38bn.