Sentence examples for telecom trend from inspiring English sources

But Nortel Networks countered the telecom trend, rising 1% to $31.19 after announcing a deal to sell $320 billion worth of wireless infrastructure equipment to Deutsche Telekom.

The Big Trend The big telecom trend for this decade is indisputable: Internet Protocol networks are subsuming all other, older forms of communications networks data, voice, video, you name it.

Global telecom trends are also in Kluge's favor.

Bucking the trend, telecom operator China Unicom rose 2.2% to 10.24 Hong Kong dollars ($1.32), after its Shanghai unit signed an agreement with the Shanghai municipal government Monday to invest 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion) to upgrade the 3G network and improve the city’s telecommunications infrastructure ahead of the 2010 World Expo.

An analyst said Nokia's suit was part of a trend of telecom equipment makers being more litigious.

The broad trend in telecoms regulation is towards a lighter, less interventionist touch, as Ms Reding's recent proposal for a new European regulatory framework acknowledges.

While the company's earnings increase every quarter, its customer base is huge and its product roadmap is in synch with industry trends, the telecom equipment maker can't catch a break from Wall Street.

Assuming Verizon's competitors follow its lead into ad tech — a safe assumption given the larger trend of telecoms moving into the media business — the industry will, soon enough, begin to resemble a maturing, stable business, rather than the "Wild West," as so many marketers describe ad tech today.

But whichever partner BT eventually chooses, the marriage encapsulates a wider trend in the telecoms sector: the industry's bosses again believe that there are important synergies to be had by owning both wireless and wireline networks.Dominant wisdom about whether both belong together has changed over the years.

International expansion seems to be a trend among Russian telecoms.

It now sees the same trend happening in the telecom sector, following the $27.5 billion Alltel buyout, which was announced in late May.