Sentence examples for fiber optic infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"We are rather like a telecom company, so we need money to build a fiber optic infrastructure," said Takaya Ibe, V-Sync's president and co-founder.

The proximity will allow the building's tenants easy access to the fiber optic infrastructure that they need to run their businesses, said Michael Jacoby, president of Core Location, a developer of carrier hotels, data centers and other high-tech buildings.

SINGAPORE — This island city-state, thanks to its small size and a big public investment, could soon be the first country blanketed with a fiber optic infrastructure so fast that it would enable the contents of a DVD to be downloaded in only a few seconds.

The "advanced fiber optic infrastructure" will be given the same treatment that Google has gotten, which we're told is just access to build out and work with the city, meaning no financial incentives are involved.

The project, which will cost roughly $1.7 million, includes improving traffic signals, installing cameras and a fiber optic infrastructure that will allow both cities to communicate and make changes to improve traffic flow, Burbank Traffic Engineer Ken Johnson said.

Verizon NY (VNY) is supposed to have 100% of New York City upgraded, replacing the aging copper-based networks with a fiber optic infrastructure for the delivery of a service called FiOS that offers cable TV, High-speed Internet and Digital Phone services.

New Jersey is a prime backup-data center locale, Mr. Russo said, because of its proximity to Manhattan's financial center and its position on the fiber-optic "infrastructure backbone" for the entire Northeast.

Metromedia, a White Plains-based company that provides fiber-optic infrastructure to businesses, announced plans to acquire the California-based SiteSmith Inc., in an all-stock deal that could be valued as high as $1.5 billion.

Yes, the fiber-optic infrastructure is finally in place to wire the North Country to the latest technologies.

RailTel's fiber-optic infrastructure covers over 26,000 miles of railway track, and the company plans on growing that to cover 33,000 miles of track.

In 2012, a fiber-optic infrastructure was installed in Kansas City to facilitate a Google Fiber broadband service.