Sentence examples for networking costs from inspiring English sources

While the thought of a virtualized wide area network might not mean much to most people, the possibility of driving down networking costs is a big draw for big, distributed businesses.

East Lothian council's need to reduce the impact of ever-increasing networking costs has led to the replacement of its five-year deal with BT with a new contract with network firm Updata.

Anyone who has paid a telephone bill recently has contributed to the cause as well: as a result of a new federal law, telephone companies are now charging customers an "E-Rate" fee to subsidize schools' networking costs.

Now the parties have abandoned the old seaside conference venues like Blackpool with their cheap B&Bs, troublesome activists from the provinces find that four days of networking costs the same as a high-end foreign holiday, and conveniently stay away.

The resource allocation problem is to minimize hosting and networking costs while preserving QoS constraints.

Thus, they were naturally looking for a solution to reduce their networking costs and SDNs seemed promising.

Consider an enterprise that has to choose its consumption bundle (S, I, P, N) where S, I, P and N are number of servers, investment in infrastructure, cost of power and networking cost respectively of a cloud data center.

Phoneline Networking product costs $99 for each computer or other device.

Connected trains in Europe have switched from heavy, complex, proprietary cabling to industry standard IP networking, cutting costs, reducing weight, improving operator visibility for safety and efficiency, and providing Internet connectivity for passengers (Bombardier, Cisco customer).

The first prototypes of a recent networking chip cost a customer $11m.

(Networking kits cost about $200 per computer for the fastest lines to about $50 for slower, older products).