Sentence examples for leading telecoms from inspiring English sources
That's because, in an irony so delicious you couldn't make it up, one of the world's leading telecoms shows had a temporary communications breakdown.
"I have not carried any cash with me for three weeks," says Bob Collymore, chief executive of Kenya's leading telecoms firm, Safaricom, which operates M-Pesa.
The site had been created in the late 1990s by Magyar Telekom, the country's leading telecoms company, to lure subscribers to its fledgling internet service.
Mr Schellekens's fund began work in September with Safaricom, Kenya's leading telecoms company, which pioneered a hugely successful mobile money system, M-Pesa.
Huawei, one of the world's leading telecoms companies that has been heavily involved in the launch of the latest 5G network technology, has been embroiled in a dispute over spying claims.
Beginning in 1999, and pushed by such leading telecoms firms as AT&T, IBM, Lucent and Motorola, the industry has come up with a lingua franca for voice applications called VoiceXML (short for Voice eXtensible Mark-up Language).
Huawei Technologies, China's leading telecoms-equipment maker, was successfully sued by Cisco for intellectual-property theft in an American court.
That explains a $1.6 billion agreement with China's two leading telecoms-equipment companies to upgrade its network.
And cosseted Chinese companies will have to play by international rules the moment they venture abroad.Huawei, China's leading telecoms-equipment maker, knows this to its cost.
The spread of the Indian model could help bring mobile phones within reach of an even larger number of the world's poor.The second trend is the emergence of China's two leading telecoms-equipment-makers, Huawei and ZTE, which have entered the global stage in the past five years.
Despite a second consecutive quarterly profit (of $338m) after a long period of losses, the world's leading telecoms-equipment company was more cautious about hailing a recovery in the technology sector.Eastman Kodak, still struggling with the switch to digital photography, will cut its workforce by a fifth over the next three years.
