Sentence examples for obsolete networks from inspiring English sources

Mr Mines also argues that, as other parts of the telecoms industry successfully embrace new models, based on competing within horizontal layers of activity and co-operating with companies that occupy other parts of the value chain, the Bells "with their obsolete networks and obsolete management structures" could be next for a shake-up.

The promising strategy: The acquisitions would offset declining sales of Cabletron's obsolete network hubs, which connect PCs to local networks.

If it were up to the Oil and Gas guys we'd all still have landlines but we'd also get a loud and heavily polluting diesel gen set in our backyards to power this obsolete network.

A new study has shown that social media might be making this image obsolete, with online networks giving peer pressure a digital boost.

Harris, the quintessential "Dot-com Kid," was broadcasting Web TV in the nineties, and told CBS that the Internet would make traditional networks obsolete.

In CNSC-RAN, the caching resources allocated to some contents often changes due to UE mobility and content cache eviction by UEs, which leads to the obsolete content-oriented network slicing information in content-oriented network slicing management modules in SBSs and UEs.

American telecom operators are busy ripping copper out of the ground because centralized landline networks are obsolete in the age of the mobile phone.

We also extend the bundle protocol's expiration procedures to support more efficient network utilization by allowing in-network deletion of obsolete messages.

Mr. Goldhaber's company was not only pre-World Wide Web but occupied only a small niche that has long since become obsolete in the world of networks.

One TiVo advertisement was banned by CBS because it tried to make the point that network programmers were obsolete by showing a pair of bouncers marching into a programmer's office and throwing him out the window.

I say profile, but it was more of a frenzied cry into a fragile network of long obsolete forums and eight-page-along Google searches.