Sentence examples for pooling infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The paper reports that the EC will be giving more guidance during 2013 on the scope for network-sharing by telecoms competitors — "including pooling infrastructure" — to help carriers speed up the rollout of 4G/LTE.

Britain is trying to achieve the same effect by setting up a Pensions Investment Platform which will pool infrastructure investments; the hope is for a £20 billion ($32 billion) fund within ten years.

Vodafone India said its merger with Idea will net it significant savings as both operators pool infrastructure and associated costs.

Customers need to understand application or workload characteristics and to be able to construct private clouds or pooled infrastructure within their own data centers.

"The fact that global technology leaders like eBay and PayPal are expanding their operations here shows that we have the local talent pool, infrastructure and business environment to attract high quality investments," he said.

European telcos have also informally discussed the possibility of creating a pan-European shared network — in a scenario that could lead to rivals pooling their infrastructure to simplify operations and create cost savings.

This collective pooling of infrastructure and visibility for fundraising purposes is called "crowdfunding".

Faced with a scarcity of international funds, governments and some private companies in Asia and the G.C.C. are issuing sukuks to tap local liquidity pools for infrastructure projects, according to a report by Standard & Poor's.

Docker Swarm lets developers define how to distribute a pool of infrastructure resources across multiple containers in the most efficient way.

Cisco in a statement said they value Michigan's "resources, rich talent pool, and infrastructure," and remain committed to Duo's investment and presence in the Great Lakes State.

On Thursday EuroPolitics quoted Almunia's spokesman saying he "neither initiated, suggested or endorsed any plans by these operators to pool their infrastructure or share their networks", adding: "As the competition authority, the Commission always assesses effects on competition on a case-by-case basis, in line with applicable rules and procedures".