Sentence examples for net infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Last week Peterschmidt announced Inktomi is continuing its quest to become a Net infrastructure leader on the wireless front.

Annual U.S. spending on Net infrastructure, at $200 billion in 2000, could grow 75% by 2003, says Jupiter Research.

With Loudcloud, Andreessen liked to cover whiteboards with complex drawings showing how Loudcloud would be a critical layer of Net infrastructure.

The dot-com plague has spread to Net infrastructure giants like Oracle and Sun the two hated Silicon Valley rivals of Microsoft who funded the legal assault that began in Palo Alto, Calif., five years ago and wound up at the Clinton DOJ.

Net infrastructure firm Cisco, for example, offers a tool called Social Miner which it sells as a way for companies to "augment customer contact and service by proactively injecting customer service agents into public discussions on companies and brands on Facebook and Twitter".

Besides, the level of funding for this effort is minimal as it must compete for dollars with the many other and, frankly, important functions of government, such as funding the social safety net, infrastructure, education and research that are vital to create the vibrant economy in which all families can thrive.

He is said to be extraordinarily skilled with computers and is alleged to have used his abilities to set up and run Freedom Hosting, the dark-net infrastructure that enabled child abuse image sites, money-laundering operations, and fraud forums to operate.

"We need investments in safety nets, infrastructure, and small and medium-size companies to create jobs and to avoid social and political unrest".

For physical safety nets (infrastructure, competitiveness-enhancing public investments), there was only an estimated 40percentt compliance.

It won't be cheap (there will an application fee of around $100,000) and it won't be simple (you have to prove you are capable of running a complex piece of the net's infrastructure) — but it could mean a change in the way the online world works.

Net software infrastructure is another classic example.