Sentence examples for providers speed from inspiring English sources

ANDA Networks, based in San Jose, Calif., whose technology helps phone companies and other service providers speed up network access, withdrew plans for an initial stock offering, citing "unfavorable market conditions".

Akamai, whose products help Internet service providers speed up the delivery of Web data, said that its machines were handling 11 million requests a minute, more than triple the normal volume.

Scalding performers to date: Brocade Communications Systems, which makes switches connecting servers to storage devices, up 1,003% ; Redback Networks, which helps Internet service providers speed up service, ahead 845%.

Just recently, following an Adwatch review into broadband providers' speed claims, BT had an ad banned for not making it clear that one of its broadband service offerings had limited availability and falsely implied the service was available to most, if not all, customers.

The changes, which are expected to be submitted to Parliament for approval soon, include allowing gas stations to choose their providers, speeding up the pace of the legal system, adding 5,000 more pharmacy licenses and accelerating the liberalization of local services.

Or could that provider "speed up" the service of a sports channel it owns, at the expense of a rival sports channel?

Federal regulators voted Thursday to allow Internet providers to speed up service for websites they favor — and block or slow down others — in a decision repealing landmark Obama-era regulatioverseeingeing broadband companies such as AT&T and Verizon.

But the bill omits a third plank of the FCC's 2015 net neutrality rules: The ban on "paid prioritization," or the ability of Internet providers to speed up certain websites in exchange for money.

That lets Web hosting companies and Internet service providers (ISPs) speed response times for preferred customers.

And hopefully Google's roll-out will put pressure on major broadband providers to speed up their fiber roll-outs.

For example, the SpotlessCity folks actually have to go from laundromat to laundromat to gain service providers, a speed bump that could slow down overall adoption.