Sentence examples for high-capacity network from inspiring English sources

A high-capacity network and a national "data spine" will zap medical information such as X-ray results and scans.

A high-capacity network connects every work station to IBM's corporate network and the Internet at speeds many times faster than the average corporate connection.

Given long-distance wireless capability and a high-capacity network capable of ferrying large volumes of data with little delay, the device could facilitate impromptu concerts involving a large number of performers playing from different locations.

TELERGY INC., -- Dewitt, N.Y., which is building a high-capacity network of optical fiber throughout the Northeast, reached a $20 million deal to help El Paso Energy Corp. begin a national telecommunications business.

To provide such high-capacity network channels, data center interconnection is typically based on Flexi-Grid optical networks that ensure the performance guarantee of low delay, high availability and robustness at a low cost.

One of the proposals of the European Commission is to amend the current regulatory framework in order to facilitate co-investment (i.e. when several investors agree to invest together) for building new high-capacity network infrastructure.

"What people want are reliable, high-capacity networks for accessing existing content," said Joseph Sweeney, the research director of the Hong Kong office of the Gartner Group, a research firm.

In other parts of the world, frequent throttling was detected in smaller operators, which often have less money to build high-capacity networks.

Adventis, an information industry consulting firm in Boston, predicts an "inferno" of bit-burning applications once high-capacity networks overcome the last-mile bottleneck -- the delay in hooking up a high-speed Internet network to homes or businesses.

With the migration of real-time and high-priority traffic in IP networks, dynamic admission control mechanisms are very important in high-capacity networks where IP and optical technologies have converged with a GMPLS-based control-plane.

This liberalization of the infrastructure of the telecommunications market (which had a 1993 turnover of ECU 102 billion – 3% of the GNP) should ultimately result in a more efficient establishment of high-capacity networks, lower consumer prices and significant general improvement in the competitiveness of European industry.