Sentence examples for the existing telecoms from inspiring English sources

The Canadian telecoms regulatory agency, the CRTC, actually put together a requirement that the existing telecoms should establish a "deferral account" by skimming money from their subscriptions in urban areas (high-profit, low-cost), 95% of which was to be used for remote and rural connectivity (the remaining 5% would go to accessibility for the disabled).

The existing telecom hotels in New York, like the buildings at 60 Hudson Street and 111 Eighth Avenue at 16th Street, were conversions of existing structures.

Its capacity is 40 gigabytes, more than the combined capacity of the existing telecom networks in China.

The existing telecom players have billion-dollar millstones around their necks in the form of archaic technology.

But amazingly, when Rajiv Mehrotra (pictured below) looked at the existing telecom penetration in India, he saw failure.

The existing telecom and Internet infrastructure faces a tremendous challenge in linking many of these unconnected and under-connected people with the rest of the world.

Integrated with Vivendi's existing telecoms and media businesses, this became the core of the new group.Vivendi made a further flurry of deals last year and has continued to mutate in recent months.

Alternatively, rivals may hand over mail to the national operator for final delivery, akin to the last-mile connection that gives new entrants access to existing telecoms infrastructure.

It is widely rumoured that Carlos Slim, owner of a phone empire that has made him one of the world's richest men, has stopped investing in his existing telecoms networks in Mexico and is worried that a telecoms-and-broadcasting reform unfairly favours his arch-rival Televisa, the biggest TV company (and a staunch backer of Mr Peña).

It is then necessary to generate only the parts of the hologram that are relevant to the viewer's position and direction of gaze, greatly reducing the amount of processing required.SeeReal reckons that the information needed to construct small holograms can be carried over existing telecoms networks.

In its latest issue, The Economist wrote that it is widely rumored that Slim "has stopped investing in his existing telecoms networks" in Mexico and is worried that the reforms unfairly favor his arch-rival Televisa, Mexico's dominant TV broadcaster.