Sentence examples for fiber optic backbone from inspiring English sources

Howard Jonas, chairman of IDT as well as Brix, which also wires office buildings, said "since IDT owns its own lines and fiber optic backbone and has 10 years' experience in telecommunications, Brix can offer its service at a lower cost than competitors," The monthly cost for Internet service is $30 to $35.

He relocated to the San Francisco Bay area and was assigned to projects like laying the fiber optic backbone for Level 3 Communications.

It designed the system to be "future-proof" by installing a fiber optic backbone with significantly more capacity than needed to handle whatever new technology might come, such as 5G wireless services.

"First, the surveillance of the defendant did not involve the NSA's so-called Upstream program, where the government taps directly into the fiber optic backbone of the Internet, a practice that the court said would raise more serious constitutional issues," Crocker explained.

But analysts think that "fixed wireless" markets — such as boxes that link the fiber optic backbone in the street to individual homes — also are potential uses of this technology.

Or it might let big telecommunications companies, like Verizon or AT&T, use software to combine several fiber optic backbones temporarily for particularly heavy information loads and then have them automatically separate when a data rush hour is over.

Internet2 is a consortium of hundreds of high-speed networks linked via two fiber optic backbones that span the country.

Last year, LGC Wireless laid a fiber-optic backbone throughout the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the world's tallest buildings.

"So then we were able to push it up a little bit and effectively break up the fiber-optic backbone from Baghdad to the south".

Despite the ever increasing appetites of Internet junkies, the international fiber-optic backbone is still massively overbuilt, with only one-quarter of its capacity currently being used.

The idea, Mr. DiGeronimo said, is to install a fiber-optic backbone throughout the center, which includes the two 110-story towers and a concourse, so that tenants can use wireless voice and data services without interruption.