Sentence examples for operation of the internet from inspiring English sources

While operational efficiency of wireless devices and in data centres (which support operation of the internet of things) should not be achieved at the expense of Quality of Service, optimisation opportunities should be exploited and inefficient resource use minimised.

The operation of the Internet network, called NET/36, caused expenses to climb 26percentt, or $66.7 million, in the quarter.

Vint Cerf, who chairs Icann and is also the co-inventor of the TCP/IP system, said that Icann "has a pretty modest role in the daily operation and ultimate operation of the internet" and that "99% of the internet is in private hands".

Thus congestion control is one of the critical issues for the efficient operation of the Internet.

And there is the not-for-profit regional Internet registry for the Asia-Pacific region names APNIC Asia-Pacificc NetwhichInformation Centre) which provides number resource allocation and registration services that support the global operation of the Internet.

Indeed, continued U.S. government involvement in this function makes it more likely, not less, that the outcomes critics seek to avoid — including interference by foreign government in the operation of the internet — would come to pass.

Neo-Nazis are now running something of an updated version of the operation for the internet generation on YouTube, uploading significant amounts of white power music to a site that gets billions of views daily and has an immense millennial and Gen Z audience.

We would not want to see legislation introduced that would harm the most fundamental operations of the Internet".

Yahoo reportedly considered candidates that included Strauss Zelnick, the former head of the media company BMG Entertainment and Gary Daichendt, the former executive vice president for operations of the Internet technology company Cisco Systems.

Because of the groundwork we'd laid in the R.F.C.'s, they did not have to ask permission, or make any changes to the core operations of the Internet.

The two greatest operations of the internet are filtering and sharing: the ability to dig down through layers and layers of material, incomprehensibly large buckets of it, to find the strange nuggets therein, and then to take that shiny thing, package it up, redistribute it, comment and reflect upon it.