Sentence examples for upgraded networks from inspiring English sources

Hans Vestberg, the chief executive of Ericsson, told analysts in Stockholm that economic slowdowns in Russia and China had weighed on profit, along with falling demand for older network equipment in North America, where operators are activating new, upgraded networks.

Godfrey Chua, a research manager who covers wireless and mobile infrastructure for research firm IDC, says the upgraded networks will technically be able to run faster, "but all the same challenges will still exist". For example, if there are too many people accessing the same cell tower, people won't actually experience the top speeds.

Mr. Vestberg, the Ericsson chief executive, said during an interview that he expected operators in Europe, North America and parts of Asia to accelerate their equipment purchases in the second half of this year, as carriers upgraded networks to accommodate the demands of their new Long Term Evolution technology, which delivers the fastest mobile broadband speeds on the market.

Comcast points to the growing modern DSL market as competitive, since most DSL providers have upgraded networks to offer service that can reach 75 Mbps to 100 Mbps.

The Telecom Act of 1996 required that the local phone companies open the phone wires coming into homes and offices so that you, the customer, could choose your phone, broadband, Internet, and on upgraded networks, even cable service.

Upgraded network cabling in City Hall, greatly improving the speed and reliability of the computer network.

Stocks rose yesterday, led by communications equipment makers, after telephone companies said that they would spend billions of dollars upgrading networks.

The phone companies and their Congressional allies say that such restrictions are both unnecessary and would discourage investment in upgrading networks.

Sven Rasmussen explains why small businesses should upgrade networks: "offering wireless access in a conference room simply isn't enough for most small businesses".

Given the massive up-front investment that's necessary, there's simply not enough revenue potential in rural areas to justify the capital cost of upgrading networks.

In order to avoid this, MNOs plan ahead, estimating traffic growth, and upgrade networks.