Its high-tech cables allow the sort of interactive viewing that media soothsayers see as the future of television but it owns precious little content to send down them.
Its high-tech cables lose less electricity in transmission.
We wondered also if Pirelli would ditch tires altogether to focus on high-tech cables.
The firm has invested $30 million £19.1mm) in a state-of-the-art factory that produces the high-tech cables that Nigerian industry desperately needs.
He added that a new high-tech cable brand and an "intensified focus on service and innovation are making a real difference".
And on the private side, an oil company is building high-tech cable lines inside thousands of miles of unused oil pipes.
After Gehorsam demonstrated a prototype this spring on the high-tech cable channel TechTV, he received a call from Jim Kondrat, a captain in the Illinois National Guard.
They've arranged their most high-tech cable boxes – called the X1, it's in eight million homes, plus more through a licensing deal with Cox — so that viewers can easily click into whatever they want to watch, whether it's tennis on the Bravo network, or highlights from swimming on an internet feed that the box will send into the television.
Another great example is Gore Associates, a privately held multimillion-dollar company responsible for creating Gore-Tex fabric and all sorts of other high tech computer cables, filter bags, semiconductors, pharmaceutical, and medical products.
According to the Baltimore Sun, Comcast techs ran cables in such a way that they are simply laying on sidewalks and over a couple of driveways.
When Nintendo, in their infinite wisdom, introduced multiplayer Tetris via their Game Boy and high-tech link cable technology, I was able to share my addiction with friends via the medium of emotionally demanding block combat.
