Sentence examples for cheaper network from inspiring English sources

In addition, Falcone thinks he will be able to build a cheaper network because the 1.6 GHz spectrum requires fewer transmission towers than the 2.5 GHz.

Responding to investors' accusation that the Australian government would not be able to build a national broadband network at reasonable cost without Telstra's participation, Conroy said he welcomed competition if Telstra thinks it could build a cheaper network, The Australian added.

(The same chip will be able to shunt voice calls onto cheaper networks, too).

"We take care of connecting you to the cheapest network, wherever you are," says Mr Lombard of France Telecom, which recently launched a fixed-mobile service called Unik.

The cap would be set at the price of the cheapest network.All this, say the Germans, shows that it is possible to create a competitive market without resorting to unbundling.

Today he talks about refocusing on its strengths in the publishing and education markets, tomorrow he may steer it to the cheap "network computers" Mr Ellison is so enthusiastic about.

I spent a large part of my working life analysing town water supply pipe networks using computer algorithms that I had written myself, and the ultimate algorithm for me would be one that completely designs the cheapest network for given restraints, particularly the minimum water pressure at any node of the network at any time of day.

Asia aside, the coming of the cheap network computer spells trouble for high tech.

• Just as 1975 was the dawn of the cheap computer age, 1995 was the dawn of the cheap network age.

Everyone is trying to lay out the fastest, cheapest network–I think it's an advantage for us.

Users phones simply switch to the cheapest network depending on where they are.