The ban was driven by a desire to free up bandwidth for academic purposes, said Mark Sonstein, executive director of information technology infrastructure at Purdue.
ISPs are generally only interested in detecting this type of traffic in order to control, or "throttle," it and free up bandwidth for other uses.
In a pragmatic way such executives see their teams as extensions of themselves, and use them to free up bandwidth for critical executive-level activities — for example, setting strategy, managing relationships with customers and other external stakeholders, influencing peers to endorse new initiatives, and identifying and driving the next major innovation to improve performance dramatically.
Comcast is slowly converting markets into 100% digital, which happens to free up bandwidth for a lot high-def stations.
If I can get some people to get off the network, that will free up bandwidth for people who really need the network".
Instead of sending all the video signals of hundreds of possible channels to every house, all at once, Arris' products let cable providers send signals from only requested channels, freeing up bandwidth.
Efficient utilization of the resources for non-real-time traffic as proposed in this paper frees up bandwidth resources for real-time traffic and optimizes overall network resource utilizations.
Since it's an asynchronous, one-to-many communication platform, each Facebook post could have relieved the need for several calls and texts, freeing up bandwidth for critical, urgent connections.
When a glitch developed during Jobs' recent introduction of the latest generation iPhone, the audience booed his request for them to disconnect their phones to free up bandwidth so that he could continue his presentation.
