Sentence examples for growing telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Xavier Niel, who runs France's fastest growing telecommunications firm, has invested millions of euro in Le Monde along with Lazard banker Matthieu Pigasse and Pierre Bergé, the business partner of the late fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent.

"This could be the true validation of the technology," said Robert L. Bratter, president and chief executive of Cronos Integrated Microsystems, a designer and maker of MEMS components based in Morrisville, N. C. JDS Uniphase, a rapidly growing telecommunications equipment supplier in Nepean, Ontario, near Ottawa, is certainly betting on it.

Multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) is one of the fastest growing telecommunications infrastructure technologies.

The severely competitive and rampantly growing telecommunications industry is looking on the Microsoft ruling with mild interest and a touch of nostalgia at most.

The Bank of America Corporation said today that it planned to open an office in Israel to serve the country's growing computer, telecommunications and other technology businesses.

He said inventories had been growing and telecommunications and other information-technology-related businesses, which have been chiefly responsible for the robust outlays this year, plan to reduce spending.

Digitel, which operates under the brand name of Sun Cellular, is the fastest growing mobile telecommunications provider in the Republic of the Philippines, estimated to be the world's 12th most populous country with over 92 million citizens.

"Buildings are erecting every day, crops are growing and telecommunications are maturing, too," he says.

Although voice services delivered over D.S.L. have so far been marketed primarily to businesses, Panasonic and Jetstream are betting that the consumer market will grow as telecommunications carriers -- particularly ones competing with incumbent telephone companies -- look for ways to extract additional revenue from customers who have signed up for D.S.L. Internet access.

A growing number of telecommunications companies have reported financial trouble.

"Our constituents face significant and growing costs for telecommunications services," the senators wrote.