Sentence examples for telecommunications locations from inspiring English sources

He said there is scarcely an industrial building in Jersey City, even such unlikely candidates as two abandoned former cold storage warehouses, that have not been studied as a possible data center and telecommunications locations.

The need for new telecommunications locations has almost nothing to do with voice communications and everything to do with the growth of business-to-business operations over the Web, said Robert P. Stella, a senior vice president of CB Richard Ellis, a real estate brokerage and services company.

While the bank was quickly able to move most of its computer systems to various backup locations, telecommunications companies have not been able to reroute connections between those backup systems and its automated teller machines, said John Pugliese, the executive vice president in charge of the bank's branch system.

Altaeros claims that BATs can "significantly [reduce] the cost of electricity for remote sites," as well as deliver equipment and telecommunications services to remote locations.

The A.C.L.U., through a Freedom of Information Act request in 2010, discovered how long telecommunications carriers retained the location data of their users.

Telemedicine, the transfer of electronic medical data to a remote location utilizing telecommunications technology, may be beneficial in improving access, care, and outcome in diabetic patients.

In particular, satellites can provide access to locations where existing telecommunications networks are insufficient to support broadband.

The courts meanwhile have rendered mixed verdicts on how law enforcement can extract location history from telecommunications carriers.

The return of UBS would be a boon to New York, which in past decades often suffered from corporate defections that were fueled by a sense that computers and telecommunications had made a Manhattan location more of a luxury than a necessity.

However, the access to the EU now provided by more tax-favorable Malta and Cyprus will be attractive to executives and headquarters operations where logistics can be solved through telecommunications and an EU-access location is desired.

The buildings that once housed companies making airplanes and other military goods are being transformed into locations for software and telecommunications organizations.