Sentence examples for end of telecoms from inspiring English sources

It is now the fourth biggest manufacturer in the flashy optical end of telecoms equipment, behind the likes of Cisco, Nortel and Lucent.

You report the end of telecoms watchdog Ofcom's consultation on "its plans to slash the cost of calling a mobile phone... by reducing so-called mobile termination rates – the price networks charge each other and fixed-line companies such as BT to connect calls".

For years, the US government has relied on access to the back-end of telecom services to easily gather citizen information and data to preserve national security.

But few saw yesterday as the end of the telecoms boom, with consolidation in the industry likely to encompass a number of the UK players.

At the tail end of the telecom boom, Marconi was already late to the party.

His departure today will serve future business historians as one of the two major events to cite in marking the formal end of the telecom frenzy.

In Eastern Europe's biggest state asset sale since the end of Communism, France Telecom and a Polish partner agreed to pay 18.6 billion zloty ($4.3 billion) for a stake in the state-controlled phone company Telekomunikacja Polska.

One of ECS's backers is John Mayo, whose past career at Marconi, a maker of telecoms equipment, ended in a sensational failure—"Take Mayo with a large pinch of salt", ran one recent headline.

By the end of the year, as telecom watchers know, a certain purchase will be completed: Cingular's acquisition of AT&T Wireless.

At the end of March, Sprint Nextel and Japanese telecom SoftBank promised the House intelligence committee not to use equipment from Huawei if they merge.

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