The browser's wide deployment, he said, also makes it a more tempting target for hackers.
But there's a crucial difference: While this voice-over-cable service, the country's first in wide deployment, carries your voice using the same voice-over-Internet protocol, or VoIP, it doesn't actually use the public Internet.
"In the near term, we don't see wide deployment for the technology, but it will definitely be part of the mix," said Jack Hidary, global E.V. leader at Hertz, in a telephone interview.
The committee concluded that the wide deployment of at least two of them would have to be combined with strong federal policy if the goal were to be met.
They no longer need to run their own dedicated machines, any more than they need to run their own power plants.Waiting for web servicesFor software truly to become a service, however, something else has to happen: there has to be wide deployment of web services.
Those remarks were met with some disbelief, particularly in Damascus, where antigovernment protesters said they faced arrest, bullets, tear gas and a wide deployment of government security forces trying to suppress their demonstrations — all violations of the supposed cease-fire plan.
While these new networks are still being tested and are far from wide deployment around the country, the promise of more efficient systems and 100 megabits-per-second downloads for mobile users will likely cause another definition tug-of-war between marketing people and engineers when the next wave rolls out.
Security and privacy issues are of paramount importance to WMNs for their wide deployment.
However, as BESS is expensive, its economic benefits for wide deployment are still in question.
A rapid wide deployment of EVs is unlikely due to several issues in commercialization.
It can be deployed in a cost-efficient way and can avoid wide deployment of cables.
