Sentence examples for deliver telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Its solutions enable carriers and other providers to deliver telecommunications traffic or other services.

We're sending the Facebook connectivity team to deliver emergency telecommunications assistance to get the systems up and running.

Zuckerberg said his company is sending the Facebook connectivity team to deliver emergency telecommunications assistance to the storm-ravaged island nation.

The main goal is to evolve the infrastructure from a broadcast type trunk and branch plant to a high-capacity two way network with superior quality and reliability that can deliver advanced telecommunications services.

Part of Mr. Dordain's mission this week will be to reassure governments that the often high upfront costs of the E.S.A.'s projects, which focus heavily on developing and launching satellites for earth observation and telecommunications, deliver tangible gains for European businesses.

Altaeros claims that BATs can "significantly [reduce] the cost of electricity for remote sites," as well as deliver equipment and telecommunications services to remote locations.

By virtue of such a wide area of coverage, GEO satellites can deliver a variety of telecommunications services, such as long-distance point-to-point transmission, wide area broadcasting (from a single transmitter to multiple receivers), or wide area report-back services (from multiple transmitters to a single receiver).

The gurus also unloaded shares of Aurora, Ill.-based Ill.-based Westell Technologieselops products that help telecommunications companies deliver broadband service over telephone lines.

NTL's service is delivered over a telecommunications network that it built for around 1 billion.

Google is also teaming with China Mobile, that country's largest mobile telecommunications carrier, to deliver search services to cellphones.

Mr. Messier, was an early champion of "convergence," the idea that digital technology would break down barriers between media, technology and telecommunications companies and deliver financial benefits to conglomerates that owned all three.