Sentence examples for high speed infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The Community Broadband segment delivers managed high speed infrastructure to communities and includes the provision of fast and affordable Internet using Ethernet and high speed WiFi infrastructure.

The Fixed Wireless for Business segment consists of high speed infrastructure in the form of wireless base stations, which are located on prominent rooftops in CBD areas and also on communication towers in regional areas.

This method often promotes the building of high speed infrastructures to reduce travel time with, in the medium term, automobile dependency as a consequence.

"In the developing world, Internet access is still very expensive for many people, and access to high-speed infrastructure is uncommon.

Faced with falling phone rates and new competition from long-distance companies, they have in some cases been too preoccupied to make major investments in their high-speed infrastructure.

However, the large gaps in self-reported availability of broadband connections suggest that lack of high-speed infrastructure has something to do with lower home broadband use in rural areas.

Rural areas have less radio congestion and a more acute shortage of high-speed infrastructure.

If the free wireless web is to take root anywhere, the most likely place will be in rural areas, which have less radio congestion and a more acute shortage of high-speed infrastructure.

(There are some spectacular runs over viaducts and, on the Milan-Florence route, an astounding traverse of tunnels). And before you blue-staters start groaning, Italo doesn't get a free ride: It pays the Italian government about $156 million annually to use the high-speed infrastructure.

Eurostar was until 2010 operated jointly by the national railway companies of France and Belgium, SNCF and SNCB/NMBS, and Eurostar (UK Ltdd (EUKL), a subsidiary of London and Continental Railways (LCR), which also owned the high-speed infrastructure and stations on the British side.

Comparatively, the midwest's slow connectivity speeds are likely a result of more scattered populations and a lower demand for high speed data infrastructure.