Sentence examples for internet bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Many broadband providers tap content distribution networks to avoid key Internet bottlenecks, grabbing media straight from content providers.

Along with Professor of Computer Science Jennifer Rexford and their joint graduate student Wenjie (Joe Jiangg of the computer science department, Chiang is experimenting with new ways to store and deliver content with networks that could reduce Internet bottlenecks, such as distributing files to multiple servers around the world so they can be delivered to nearby users more quickly.

With a 56K modem, downloading 4.5 megabytes, enough for a five-minute cut, took me more than half an hour, thanks to Internet bottlenecks, but even at best it would have taken at least ten minutes.

It evaluates behaviour both in terms of the application performance benefit and the implications on other network traffic that share an Internet bottleneck and shows that the new methods improve the performance of bursty media.

This dispute is just the beginning of the Internet bottleneck issue.

Those are buffered (to avoid performance stutters caused by Internet traffic bottlenecks) and delivered live to the Disklavier in your living room, or at your local concert hall (where an apparently *ghost*-played piano takes the stage alone, with no human performer present).

Thanks to over-regulation and a lack of competition in the telecoms sector, which is only now being tackled, most Indians have no access to telephones or the Internet, and capacity bottlenecks mean that phone lines are often jammed.

But if you can't click to a map of where the event is, if you can't forward it to your friends, if you can't send it to your cellphone, is it really that useful?" On the other hand, part of Anderson's Long Tail thesis is that the Internet is removing bottlenecks between supply and demand and establishing a market where "everything becomes available to everyone".

The efficiency of this methodology depends on internet speed and bottlenecks can occur when a large number of users access the site at the same time.

No matter how fast your modem, a variety of bottlenecks limits Internet access speed to an average of about 300 to 500 kilobits per second.

Typically, however, the skyrocketing levels of Internet data are causing bottlenecks not along long-haul cables but in dense urban areas, overloading the ubiquitous router switches that sort and send voice, data and Internet traffic to its destination.