TT's fibre network (both fibre to the premise and fibre to the cabinet) passed 12.4 million homes at end-1Q16 and the company had 1.6 million fibre customers.
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Dramix is Bekaert's fibre concrete reinforcement series consisting of three different fibre types.
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Sky has also released new TV and Fibre Max and Fibre Max deals.
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" ** "I know that Telenor would like to build out all the fibre themselves, they even want to lay fibre in areas where fibre from competitors is already in the ground.
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Full-fibre broadband is an internet connection that is entirely served by a fibre optic cable.
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Wool is a completely natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre, making it the ultimate fibre for today's conscious consumer.
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Fibre Improves Competitiveness, With Execution Risks The company's strategy of rapid fibre development will improve its competitive position.
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You can pick from a bunch of different packages, including everything from Superfast Fibre Essential to Superfast Fibre 2.
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That required heavy investment in ultra-fast fibre: Spain now has the most extensive fibre-to-home network in Europe.
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Under Singapore's national broadband network framework, telecom service providers can lease wholesale fibre capacity to provide fibre broadband services to end-users.
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Rural Fibre Risks Manageable: The deployments of alternative wholesale fibre networks in rural parts of France are a risk that could impact Orange in the medium-term.
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Monsanto has acknowledged changes in cotton fibre length, but argued that fibre quality is also influenced by environmental conditions and that other cotton varieties have shown length variations.
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Silknet plans to continue to make significant fibre investments, which would allow it to achieve network quality parity with its key broadband competitors that typically operate proprietary fibre networks.
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It is exacerbated by a Chinese import ban on unsorted mixed recycled fibre that has left Chinese companies in sudden need of large amounts of fresh fibre for packaging materials.
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Ofcom says its plan would create a more independent Openreach, "well placed" to invest in full fibre broadband and the debate has already spurred BT to pledge more fibre coverage.
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It wants to cap entry-level superfast broadband to inflation, which will provide a margin on fibre investment, while keeping the fastest fibre products unregulated, supporting competition between network providers.
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Fibre made from ZBLAN has extremely low losses from absorption and scattering, particularly in the part of the spectrum called the mid-infrared, where conventional optical fibre does not work well.
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It had largely focused on a fibre-copper hybrid technology, which can deliver speeds of up to 330 megabits per second, but performance depends on the distance from the full-fibre network.
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These bridges, which will act as prototypes for more than 150 others planned for the expanding city, will be constructed using a novel approach that combines glass-fibre and carbon-fibre rebars.
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BT, the biggest ISP in the UK, is planning to offer the free kit to customers who opt for the company's Superfast Broadband 2, Ultrafast Fibre 100, or Ultrafast Fibre 250 services.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Proposed Brocade Acquisition: Fitch believes the proposed $6 billion acquisition of Brocade, the market leader in fibre channel storage area network (FC SAN) switching, strengthens Broadcom's enterprise storage portfolio and potentially increases share gains from significant customer overlap with its leading positions in fibre channel integrated circuits (IC) and fibre channel host bus adapters (HBA).
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"Hydrogen is a sign of fermentation, and we expected to see more hydrogen [produced] in high fibre diets, but the pig on low fibre produced more hydrogen in the lower intestine," he said.
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"Fibre to the cabinet" uses existing copper wires for the final connection into customers' homes, whereas "fibre to the premises" is the gold standard, offering speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second.
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Rcom and Reliance Jio signed reciprocal infrastructure agreements during FY14-15 to share Rcom's 43,000 towers, 653,000km of inter-city fibre, and 70,000km intra-city fibre network for the next 17-20 years.
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I love you with every fibre of my soul. 216.
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The longer the fibre or staple, the higher the quality.
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Nevertheless, cheaper carbon fibre would find greater use in manufacturing.
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And, how to knit a sports car with carbon fibre.
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Enel's fibre plans could provide a significant alternative wholesale infrastructure.
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Jio has already deployed a fibre optic network across India.
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In other places they use glass fibre, which is cheaper.
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The plan called for the "promotion and application of fuel ethanol" as well as "vigorous development of fibre ethanol", such as ethanol made from cellulosic fibre, which uses the non-edible parts of plants.
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The move could pave the way for Enel to roll out its second-generation metres, as planned, and offer infrastructure space to lay fibre optic cable to build out a fibre-to-home broadband network.
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Since Prime minister Matteo Renzi made the development of a nationwide fibre network a government priority Enel has offered to use its domestic power network to run fibre all the way into homes and offices.
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The optical fibre business, which would account about 53% of pro forma EBITDA, is exposed to annual changes in the sale of its fibre capacity to Reliance Jio, part of Reliance Industries Ltd (BBB-/Stable).
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Earlier on Thursday Telecom Italia (TIM) Chief Executive Luigi Gubitosi said such plan made sense and criticised Open Fiber for being slow to roll out its fast fibre network and of building "fibre to nowhere".
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Thin strands of fibre are then pulled from the molten area.
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The collar lining came from Brazil; the artificial fibre from Portugal.
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And then there's the debacle over high-speed fibre internet infrastructure.
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Meanwhile, cotton remains under significant pressure from lower synthetic fibre prices.
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Carbon fibre is attractive because it is lightweight and exceptionally strong.
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The outage, caused by a damaged fibre link, lasted several hours.
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Ananda was recently acquired by Eco Fibre Ltd, an Australian company.
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Build up layers of resin and glass fibre inside that mould.
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Finance Minister Philip Hammond wants 15 million fibre connections by 2025.
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There is a thin fibre-optic cable running into its brain.
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There are just 170,000 subscribers for wireless Internet through optical fibre.
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As industry news site Bakery and Snacks reports, bread manufacturer Hovis recently rolled out a new range of "Good Inside" loaves with added fibre and flax seeds in an attempt to snare the fibre-conscious consumer.
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Constance watches then turns to Beth's quinoa, a hearty, fibre-esque gray.
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Giant looms are used to weave carbon-fibre ribbons into huge sheets.
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Now, Fibre is expanding its focus from home rentals to home buying.
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I certainly look nothing like as photogenic as this bowl of fibre.
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"A fibre customer is a more profitable customer for us," she said.
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Another four will fashion the gas into plastics or carbon-fibre composites.
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That's exactly what you can do with BT's Superfast Fibre 2 broadband.
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This team began with commercially available rebars made from carbon-fibre composite.
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With every fibre in his body, that is what he truly believes.
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Not since " Fargo " (1996) has she found a character of such fibre.
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The two firms will create a special entity to manage fibre lines.
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The Starship was originally to be made of a carbon-fibre composite.
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Labour thinks state control could lift Britain in global fibre-optic rankings.
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Headlines - Vodafone nears full-fibre deal with Goldman-backed telecoms group on.ft.
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CLEAR RETURN CFO Simon Lowth said Ofcom had deemed that 15% was a fair return on earlier "fibre to the cabinet" investment, and that was a clear benchmark on the returns needed to drive "fibre to the premises".
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Until then, the only decision to make is whether it would be better value for rural areas to leapfrog straight to fibre-to-the-home, or whether a cheaper fibre-copper hybrid would benefit more people more quickly.
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" He criticised the decision to roll out fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) rather than fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) technology to Fairfax Media, suggesting that FTTN and other cost-saving measures of the national broadband project were "sh*t.
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As the former communications minister, Turnbull walked back the previous Labor government's policy of rolling out fibre-to-the-premises technology and has pursued fibre-to-the-node, arguing the network would be delivered faster and for less money.
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Britain is near the bottom of the European league for full-fibre connections, a position that critics say is down to lack of investment by Openreach's owner BT. About 500,000 premises have full-fibre connections on the Openreach network.
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These creatures featured specialized teeth and jaws for munching on fibre-rich plants.
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An alternative is to consume plenty of fibre, which 'good bacteria' thrive on.
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It has been making carbon-fibre blades for its turbofans since the 1990s.
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Pole-vaulters are propelled by carbon-fibre rods; golf balls by titanium clubs.
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On Tuesday, Partner said it was looking into building a fibre-optic network.
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However, competition in the fixed-line and fibre broadband segments will remain moderate.
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Expansion in fibre services and long-term evolution (LTE) services will drive capex.
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The technology transformed India into the world's second-largest exporter of the fibre.
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Progress is also being made in reducing the cost of carbon fibre itself.
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The key to the chair's lightweight frame is the use of carbon fibre.
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Local Motors prints cars using a blend of plastic and lightweight carbon fibre.
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Across a fibre-optic network, her words are converted into weightless digital information.
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Ensure fibre and gigabit-capable broadband to every home and business by 2025.
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Et la vie politique libanaise toute entière joue sur la fibre du communautarisme.
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"In every fibre, I felt I was being beaten by a man," she said.
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QLogic is known for fibre channels adapters, which are used in cloud-storage technology.
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Researchers only wore natural fibre clothing, and used metal and glass equipment (no plastic).
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Annually, in Nigeria alone, Fibre says $3.5 billion is invested in residential real estate.
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Other companies including United Internet and some energy utilities have their own fibre networks.
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In 2018 sales, mostly of textile fibre made from the plant's stalk, totalled $1.2bn.
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This saves energy and reduces CO2 emissions compared to creating brand new polyester fibre.
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The two operators' fibre investment plans were estimated at 2.6 billion zlotys ($653 million).
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Openreach Chief Executive Clive Selley said the company had adopted a "fibre first" strategy.
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NOW TV's 36Mbps product is called Fab Fibre and it should protect against disappointment.
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Fab Fibre and Sky Sports for 12 months for £40 a month See Details
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"Wool is this miracle fibre that regulates temperature and wicks away moisture," Brown said.
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He has promised to roll out full-fibre broadband to all homes by 2025.
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Johnson has promised to roll out full-fibre broadband to all homes by 2025.
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The carbon-fibre is a nice touch, and there isn't too much of it.
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Solitons are now significant in a number of fields, including neurology and fibre optics.
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Plant-based meats contain no cholesterol, have less fat and more fibre and vitamins.
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Britain is a laggard in fibre, which allows much higher speeds than copper wires.
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Telkom's fibre network unit, Openserve, grew revenue by 0.9 percent to 8.6 billion rand.
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"Yet looking in factual objectivity, consumption of the former means consumption of more nutrients, marginally more fibre and more calories, whilst consumption of the latter means less nutrients, marginally less fibre, but less calories," reads the caption, which got nearly 12,000 likes.
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Publicly traded Metsa Board, which owns 24.9 percent of Metsa Fibre, said it also plans to invest 300 million euros in revamping its Swedish pulp mill in Husum, while Metsa Fibre will also invest 200 million in a sawmill in Rauma, Finland.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Broadband provider TalkTalk said it added 148,000 fibre connections in the third quarter, representing 32% of all the new fibre-to-the-cabinet lines on BT's Openreach network and largely offsetting an industry-wide decline in voice revenue.
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Start by shaping and filling them in with Rimmel London Brow This Way Fibre Pencil.
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Some local firms hope to use coal to make asphalt, carbon fibre or water filters.
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Outside, a teenage boy wields a knife to bash synthetic fibre against a tree stump.
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To ensure fidelity and security, the fibre link should be no longer than about 200km.
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They focused on a part of the eye called the retinal nerve-fibre layer (RNFL).
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The government will provide spectrum in the 20193MHz band and 22019,25km of fibre-optic cables.
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He said a government target for complete full-fibre coverage by 13 was "laughably unambitious".
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It is a natural analogue to the process that keeps light in an optical fibre.
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As carbon fibre is so much lighter and stronger than steel, less material is needed.
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Sky Fibre Unlimited + Sky Entertainment — £37 a month (list price £61.99 a month) See Details
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I didn't go for seconds or feel hungry, probably because of my high-fibre breakfast.
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CTCL and CUHKL offer 2852Mbps fibre-to-the-home service as their main broadband product.
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Formosa Petrochemical Corp gained 1.1 percent, while Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Corp was up 0.1 percent.
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New ways of making aircraft, especially with lightweight, carbon-fibre composites, have also been developed.
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We believe SLT's market position will strengthen from its planned mobile and fibre infrastructure expansion.
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The result: Just two per cent of UK premises have access to full-fibre connections.
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Bridget Benelam, from the British Nutrition Foundation, highlighted that it contains more fibre than white.
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He also needed a clearer picture on any additional investment in fibre to the home.
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British broadband is not quite as awful as the fibre figures imply (see chart 2).
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SFR has committed to roll-out fibre optic broadband across all of France by 2025.
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New tariffs would be slapped on products from cashews to newsprint to fibre-optic cables.
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Innexio and Deutsche Glasfaser have been building fibre-to-the-home connections in underserved parts of Germany, creating an opportunity for a potential buyer to own businesses with de facto local monopolies, said Wolfgang Heer, head the Buglas association representing independent fibre-optic firms.
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Known as VicHyper, the mostly carbon fibre prototype is three metres long and one metre high.
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Benefits from additional spectrum, fibre assets and subscribers will more than offset the additional spectrum liabilities.
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Since launching in June 2016, Fibre has guaranteed $1.5 million worth of rental payments to landlords.
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He said local authorities had not supported the company's plan to lay its own fibre technology.
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This, it believes, discourages competition and the rolling out of faster, but more expensive, fibre connections.
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Demand for ultra-high-speed internet delivered via glass fibre remains very low, the BNetzA said.
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Fastweb said the joint venture was running fibre optic cables to 20,000 new homes each week.
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This time it is driven by digital processes and new materials, such as carbon-fibre composites.
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By combining the two processes, overmoulding allows plastic parts to be selectively reinforced with carbon fibre.
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The lab also uses chopped-up carbon fibre in large-scale 3D printers to produce structures.
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BT's Superfast Fibre 2 broadband — £39.99 a month + £70 BT Reward Card + Amazon Echo See Details
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Enel is building a fibre optic network in Italy to rival former monopoly Telecom Italia (TLIT.MI).
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What about cutting undersea fibre optic cables, thousands of miles of which link the world together?
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BMW is investing in new materials such as carbon fibre and enhancements such as parking assistance.
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Median capex will rise by around 9% - funding investment in 13G, 4G, fibre broadband and spectrum.
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Whether basalt-fibre concrete will similarly stand the test of time only future architects will know.■
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Cellcom projects 750,000 households will have access to its fibre network by the end of 2022.
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How much the Johnson push for 'rural first' fibre might cost UK consumers is another matter.
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Labour estimates the cost of running the fibre network at just 230 million pounds a year.
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SLT's fibre investments are likely to have low returns due to the country's low broadband tariffs.
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The previous Coca-Cola Plus iteration, had a higher 8.5 grams of dietary fibre per bottle.
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Superfast Fibre 2 posts an average 63Mbps download speed, with a 55Mbps speed commitment from Vodafone.
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Industry experts anticipate that carbon fibre prices will fall to around $10 per kg by 2025.
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Whole fruit is a wonderful source of fibre, essential vitamins and minerals, as well as antioxidants.
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Steel, noted Mr Musk, has a higher melting point than carbon fibre, making re-entry easier.
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A rotating cylindrical device that collects bits of fibre sticking to the surface of a garment.
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The Openreach network measures up against the European average for broadband access, but Britain ranks 27th out of 28 countries in Europe when it comes to fibre connections which run all the way to the household or business premises, known as fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP).
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Attendees can pre-register for a specific gaming offering, the MyRepublic GAMER PS4 Pro fibre broadband bundle.
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Citing costs, that's turned into fibre-to-the-node in most regions, under the current Liberal government.
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Millions of fibre optic cables connect us to our social networks: friends, followers, email acquaintances, even lurkers.
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Rcom also owns 43,000 towers and 178,0003 route km of inter- and intra-city fibre optic cables.
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Fibre will still find a role in hauling traffic back from wireless base stations to central offices.
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It has laid over 15,000 km of fibre-optic cable across the region, reaching 1.77 million homes.
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"I'm not so sure of the necessity to go to fibre in the end," he told Reuters.
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Carbon fibre is also five times lighter than steel and half the weight, or less, of aluminium.
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McLaren says carbon fibre will be essential in keeping weight down in future hybrid and electric models.
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James Hardie supplies fibre cement for construction projects domestically and in places such as the United States.
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RailTel has optic fibre cable that runs alongside railway tracks covering almost 70 percent of the country.
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The roughage component of some fibre sources may exacerbate symptoms for people with diverticular disease, for instance.
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Hyperoptic offers customers symmetrical gigabit services powered by the company's dedicated Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network.
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The MYperiodKIT team developed "GreenPads," an affordable sanitary pad made from wasted banana and plantain stem fibre.
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Nearby a subsidiary of Safran, a French technology group, is making carbon-fibre casings for jet engines.
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Infrastructure funds interested in buying fibre-optic network Open Fiber must submit non-binding offers by Nov.
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Labour reckons extending the fibre network to 18 million homes would cost an additional 20 billion pounds.
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We believe SLT's market position will strengthen, as it plans to expand its mobile and fibre infrastructure.
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From April, the store's loaves will all contain at least 3 grams of fibre per 100 grams.
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Pink bollworms consume the fibre and seeds inside a cotton plant's boll, or fruit, and yields fall.
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One is a better way of converting wood pulp into fibre that can be turned into textiles.
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Assuming it doesn't bid for leftover packages, that will help fund a push for full-fibre broadband.
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Since 2017, Veatch has partnered with Massachusetts firm Markforged, which makes metal and carbon fibre 3D printers.
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Network sharing between mobile operators might become more common, including sharing radio equipment and fibre backhaul connections.
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Fibre investment and to varying degrees content, have proven transformative for incumbents in more advanced European markets.
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Existing cashflow also will be used, along with proceeds from a desired sale of optical fibre assets.
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To fight back, Vocus has been focusing on developing its fibre-optic infrastructure over traditional internet services.
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It is seeking new revenue streams from the deployment of a fibre optics network and new TV services.
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The SPCA's in-house tests revealed the fur's origins by examining its fibre make-up under a microscope.
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Their cotton fetched top prices because its high-quality fibre lent a luxurious sheen to clothing and bedsheets.
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The aggressive rollout of fibre to six Nigerian cities by the end of 2016 will enable the connections.
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Pink boll worms consume the fibre and seeds inside a cotton plant's boll, or fruit, and yields fall.
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Imagine it coursing through every fibre of your being, every cell rendered into a kind of beautiful nothingness.
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Analysts at Hargreaves Lansdown said BT's biggest challenge was building out the fibre services the UK wants effectively.
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Using waste gases to produce cheap fibre could give rise to new uses, such as ultra-strong plywood.
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When you love something with every fibre of your being, you want to scream it from the rooftops.
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Besides towers, Crown Castle is investing in fibre and "small-cell networks" on streetlights and other urban props.
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From there, Fibre charges tenants a 15 percent convenience fee, compared to the standard 20-7903 percent fees.
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The farthest that a quantum signal can be sent through an optical fibre, for example, is about 100km.
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The mature kernels were analysed for levels of antioxidants, sugars, amino acids, proteins, fatty acids, minerals and fibre.
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Each cable contains fibre cables made of extremely high quality glass that can carry 100 terabits of traffic.
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Ofcom estimates that 90% of Openreach's ducts have the capacity for more fibre cables to go down them.
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Its keys, however, activate fibre-optic sensors rather than strings, meaning that it never has to be tuned.
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BT Plus is Britain's first converged fibre and mobile plan, the country's biggest broadband and mobile provider said.
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The existing backbone infrastructure that connects almost all sites via fibre underpins the superior quality of Tattel's services.
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Full-fibre connections are not hampered by distance and can provide speeds up to 1 gigabit a second.
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The government said that full-fibre connectivity is vital for Britain to attract investment in the global market.
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You'll have to use every fibre of your being not to knock the prick's shit wooly hat off.
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Shareholders in Enel Open Fibre would be primarily financial and would not be more than two, he said.
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We forecast capex/revenue to be around 11%-13%, mainly to maintain its enterprise and Indian fibre assets.
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You can now join Sky Fibre Unlimited for £25 a month for 18 months (then £38.99 a month).
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The world's largest fibre cement maker forecast higher earnings in fiscal 2020 amid an improving U.S. housing market.
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Kone has developed a carbon-fibre-composite cable that allows ever longer travel heights—and so taller structures.
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Apart from the fibre service provided by FibreNation, TalkTalk depends on BT's Openreach network to provide its services.
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The combined investment would be enough to provide fibre to 70 percent of households in Germany, he estimated.
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The fibre is woven into a cloth that is airier than the merino-wool fabric in original Allbirds.
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SLT also has a larger capex plan relative to its EBITDA to expand fibre networks across Sri Lanka.
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Without decent roads, ports, railways and fibre-optic cables, dreams of African manufacturing dominance will remain just that.
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Fibre Space, a yarn store in Alexandria, Virginia, is even offering free knitting classes to furloughed federal workers.
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BT is under huge pressure from the government to accelerate the pace of its fibre network roll-out.
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It has laid 630,000 fibre-optic connections to homes in 400 municipalities and serves more than 5,000 businesses.
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All of the other required information on the labelâ€"fibre content, country of origin, etceteraâ€"must be maintained.
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The Monza's bodyshell is built entirely from carbon fibre and neither model comes with a roof or windscreen.
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In one of the latest deals, private equity firm KKR bought Britain's fibre telecoms firm Hyperoptic in October.
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However, policymakers ought to consider the essence of humanity before outsourcing human functions to silicon chips and optical fibre.
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With Fibre, those looking to rent property in Nigeria can find one in three days and then pay monthly.
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Its 1,000 fibre optic cables had to be plugged into holes by hand and rearranged several times every night.
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Because of the higher frequencies, 5G will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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Because of the higher frequencies, they will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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The city boasts one of the largest publicly available fibre optic networks in Africa, local economic development officials say.
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Such ultra-fast fibre networks are needed to keep up with the torrent of data flowing around the world.
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QinetiQ, a British firm, has a system called OptaSense, which uses a fibre-optic cable laid in the ground.
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Shen said the stock could gain another 50 percent as optic-fibre is a popular concept among mainland investors.
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He enlisted the help of state-controlled utility Enel to lay fibre-optic cable alongside its existing power network.
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Hull is feted by the government as an example of how the industry can move towards a fibre future.
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Companies including Vodafone, TalkTalk, as well as BT itself, have announced investments in new fibre networks in recent months.
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It designed a lightweight shoe, Zoom Vaporfly Elite, with a carbon-fibre insole as part of the meticulous preparations.
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To set Wi-Fi connections in 400 train stations, Google plans to use Railtel's 45,000-km fibre optic network.
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Fibre optics will enable IBC to supply internet infrastructure services of up to 1 gigabyte per second to operators.
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Using a citywide fibre-optic network and a £12m ($17m) supercomputer, Bristol has ambitions to become a "programmable" city.
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The only drawback is that Nomorobo currently works only with digital telephone connections—ie, VoIP, cable, fibre or wireless.
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These range from giant batteries, via caverns filled with compressed air, to huge flywheels made of carbon-fibre composites.
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BT's fibre network currently reaches just 1.6 million homes, 9% of the total and way behind Spain and France.
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"We are stronger in mobile and in enterprise but we are reliant on wholesale access for fibre," he said.
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A year ago, Smith changed Taser's name to Axon Enterprise, referring to the conductive fibre of a nerve cell.
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Three stocks in particular weigh heavily on the Taiwanese index — Formosa Plastics, Nan Ya Plastics and Formosa Chemicals & Fibre.
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Britain's new prime minister Boris Johnson wants to roll out ultrafast full-fibre broadband across the country by 2025.
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The British supermarket has announced that it will be fortifying its entire pre-packed bread range with extra fibre.
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We're now adding fibre to all our bread, including white, to make a healthier bread for all the family.
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Would adrenaline and excitement course through your every fibre as you mentally prepare to relive a left well spent?
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The only thing in food that makes it to your colon undigested and intact is dietary fibre (think corn).
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In fixed, the company's investment in fibre and a measured approach to content, are also considered the right approach.
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Sheets of shredded silver skin flapped over a tumble of shimmering bones; fibre-optic cables sprouted every which way.
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On Friday, fibre cement maker James Hardie Industries and wealth manager AMP were the top gainers on the Australian benchmark.
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Overall, the Germany-wide expansion of fibre-optic Internet connections would cost up to 100 billion euros, the ministry estimated.
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More pointed still is Christien Meindertsma's "Fibre Market", with woollen fibres from 1,000 discarded sweaters sorted into colour-coded piles.
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The car uses fibre glass body parts to help reduce drag and increase aerodynamics, and inside there are four seats.
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Last year, when Broadcom was called Avago, it made a push into fibre and adapters with the acquisition of Emulex.
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"Low prices for 40 meg doesn't necessarily create the right conditions for long-term fibre to premises investment," he said.
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A spokesman for Vodafone said the company looked forward to speaking to Openreach about the ultrafast full-fibre broadband plan.
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The resins currently used to bind the sheets and tapes of fibre together are what are known as thermosetting plastics.
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Owning a private subsea fibre-optic network has several advantages, including more bandwidth, lower costs, and reduced delay, or "latency".
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To increase the speed at which light traverses it, as may be useful in an optical fibre, they added germanium.
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The government pledged a modest £20203m ($267m) in its industrial strategy for local areas to invest in full-fibre services.
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Another tack is to take to the air, over similar distances but without the need for a particular fibre link.
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Three firms had submitted expressions of interest - TPG Telecom Pte Ltd, airYotta Pte Ltd and fibre broadband services provider MyRepublic.
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The only thing that will spur BT to make the investment, smaller fibre providers say, is fear of losing customers.
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Then in 2011, Tobak cofounded Hyperoptic, the UK's largest residential gigabit broadband provider, and the region's first fibre broadband provider.
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Orange Polska, Poland's largest mobile operator, aims to use fibre optics to deliver high-speed broadband to regain market share.
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Vodafone, which announced a rival partnership with fibre network provider CityFibre in November, said it supported Openreach's plan in theory.
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"The objective is to create, manage and maintain fibre infrastructure ... both in (profitable) areas and the disadvantaged ones," he said.
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The Fibre Max deal is now down to £27 a month for 18 months plus a £9.95 one-off cost.
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If this scenario sounds like something that is best avoided, then Sky Fibre Broadband Unlimited may be your saving grace.
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More recently, CIVCO spun off another business, Quatro, which makes carbon-fibre composites for aerospace, medical-imaging equipment, and robotics.
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But Labour is taking the idea further by promising to provide fibre broadband to the entire population free of charge.
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"Grocery and retail stores have been fantastic partners for us," said Rachel Kenyon, vice president of the Fibre Box Association.
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The GM cotton, which produces its own insecticide, has helped India become a leading producer and exporter of the fibre.
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He advocated a diet of coarsely milled whole-grain flour that provided a complete balance of fibre, antioxidants, and micronutrients.
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I hate it with every fibre of my being, and so does Verhoeven—although maybe not for the same reasons.
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Iliad also announced a partnership with Infravia aiming at accelerating fibre rollouts outside of very densely populated areas in France.
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But atop these horses of tubular steel, aluminum, and carbon-fibre are not the infamous outlaws of a biker gang.
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"Engineering costs related to the mothballed U.S. lyocell fibre expansion will be fully written off," Lenzing said in a statement.
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The approval would have given it enhanced access to U.S. telephone lines, fibre-optic cable, cellular networks and communications satellites.
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The opposition Labour Party wants parts of BT to be renationalised—and a full fibre-optic upgrade to be completed.
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But rivals SFR Group and Iliad have also entered the race and are spending billions building their own fibre networks.
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Her strength, though exercised with a coolness which could be called masculine, is feminine in its fibre, nerve and tenacity.
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Changes in regulation are allowing Batelco to bundle more of its services and the company's fibre rollout is progressing well.
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It is China's largest independent producer of PTA, a synthetic fibre derived from petroleum for making textile and packaging materials.
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The ring is made from a strong synthetic rubber and contains a small, waterproof carbon fibre unit which houses the tech.
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But a clever entrepreneur may find ways to combine assets—unlicensed spectrum, fibre networks, computing power—to provide cheap mobile connectivity.
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Furthermore, most agree that there has been too little investment in converting Openreach from copper to a modern all-fibre network.
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Through the deal, Jio gets access to four bands of spectrum and 43,000 telecom towers and a countrywide fibre optic network.
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A dress made from the chemical-free leather alternative sits alongside other pieces made from orange peel and pineapple fibre, too.
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BMW, a carmaker, is using a special carbon fibre, stronger and lighter than steel, for its i3 and i8 electric cars.
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In June, TIM, Enel and CDP signed a non-disclosure agreement to evaluate possible forms of integration on the fibre front.
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At the other end that fibre is connected to another in the same cable for the return journey, forming a loop.
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Data to Drive Growth: We expect most revenue growth to come from TN's fixed-data services, supported by its fibre backbone.
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Achieving all this has been made possible by advances in thermal coatings, engine acoustics and materials such as lightweight carbon fibre.
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The receiver was tested on a dark fibre network installed between Telehouse (east London), UCL (central London) and Powergate (west London).
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Talk that he would somehow create a "European Netflix", or roll out fibre connections to rural consumers, has come to nothing.
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It is only logical that residents of the former would eat more fibre and less sugar than residents of the latter.
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BT would need another 30,000 engineers on top of the 5,13 already laying fibre to 20,000 premises a week, he said.
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Prices vary according to quality, but industrial-grade carbon fibre is roughly $20 a kilogram, although aerospace versions are more expensive.
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His Shakespeare is constructed using synthetic materials and painted using a tiny fibre that extracts from the air as a brush.
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This offer is the cheapest Fibre and Sky Sports deal in the UK, protecting your wallet and your precious movie night.
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Last year, when Broadcom was called Avago, it made a push into fibre channels and adapters with the acquisition of Emulex.
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Altice is expected to rise at the open after it said its sale of its Portuguese fibre network was progressing well.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called for an "end the digital divide" through the rollout of full fibre broadband by 2025.
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He has a steel-and-carbon-fibre skeleton, and "muscles" filled with polystyrene balls and powered by remote-controlled pneumatic tubes.
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The incumbents have been upgrading their copper networks to close the connection speed gap with cable operators' hybrid coax-fibre networks.
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The company said 118,000 households had connected to its internet-based TV service and over 250,000 to its fibre optics infrastructure.
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The former telephone monopoly, whose shareholders include French media giant Vivendi, aims to gradually switch its last-mile network to fibre.
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Gasana was reminded of a video he had seen, in which a carbon-fibre V.T.O.L. drone falls out of the sky.
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TELECOM ITALIA CEO SAYS VALUING FIBRE OPTIC NETWORK IN OPEN FIBER DEAL NOT A PROBLEM, ASSET HAS DRAWN INTEREST FROM FUNDS
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It is difficult to estimate exactly how many garments imported in India were produced with fibre sourced from China, he said.
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The Next is the first running shoe to use multiple carbon fibre plates among a host of other bells and whistles.
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"We're on track to make faster, more reliable full fibre broadband available to four million premises by March 2021", he added.
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Otherwise, we'd stop at the base price unless cosmetic options — like premium paints and carbon fibre trim — really get your attention.
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Telecom Italia will rent Milan-based A2A's existing pipe infrastructure to help cut the costs of laying fibre, the sources said.
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NBN replaces copper wires laid by firms across the continent with a fibre-optic system that telcos must pay to access.
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To test the pill, Kalantar-zadeh's team decided to start with a basic proposition: the effects of high or low fibre diets.
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The last SPD chancellor's theory is that to win that job, you have to want it with every fibre of your being.
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Among other things, BAAM has been used in the past to print car bodies from a mixture of carbon fibre and plastic.
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Italy will invest directly 2100 billion euros to build a fibre-optic network that will remain public, la Repubblica reported on Wednesday.
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STC's share of the project will connect 1.3 million housing units with fibre optic lines, the company said in a bourse statement.
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It is linked to other labs around Europe by fibre-optic cables that are used to synchronise the measurements of atomic clocks.
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TN continues to focus on its fixed-line network and broadband services based on the strength of its national fibre backbone infrastructure.
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"We created Fibre because we figured housing is too fundamental for people to have to jump through so many hoops," Okwodu said.
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While carbon fibre reinforced parts have become standard materials in aircraft and wind turbine rotors, the auto industry's uptake has lagged expectations.
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RailTel offers internet facilities tapping the optic fibre cable that runs alongside railway tracks that cover almost 70 percent of the country.
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The rocket itself is made of a carbon-fibre composite that is much lighter than the metal usually employed for rocket bodies.
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The United States, the world's biggest exporter of the fibre, has cornered the bulk of Chinese imports for at least a decade.
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Its strength stems mainly from the leading fixed-line operations of TT in Turkey with its increasing fibre deployment a key advantage.
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Terna, which also manages assets in South America, said it would be developing non-core businesses in connectivity using dark-fibre infrastructure.
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Industry reports have put the cost of rolling out fibre to the premise at between 20 billion pounds and 25 billion pounds.
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TalkTalk said that Openreach had now accepted the need for greater full-fibre investment, but its plans depended on widespread take-up.
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" ** "The obstacle is that we have one big vendor (Telenor) which has a lot of fibre that it would like to utilize.
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The TV and Fibre Max deal is available for just £42 a month for 24 months plus a £39.95 one-off cost.
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Traditionally seen as a source of iron, it also has energy-boosting qualities and is full of fibre, vitamin E, and potassium.
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Insects can be a rich source of fat, protein, vitamins, fibre and minerals, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Avoid the inevitable family meltdown that comes hand in hand with an ill-equipped braodband service with this Sky Fibre Unlimited deal.
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The city built a network to connect 98% of homes, and all commercial property, with fibre-optic cables (firms operate the services).
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Nexans provides copper and fibre-optic cables and cabling systems to the energy infrastructure, industry, building and Local Area Network (LAN) markets.
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To get around this the team have worked out how to minimise cost by using carbon-fibre rebars only where strictly necessary.
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The pulp is bleached, and run through screens and chemical processes that remove biological gunk until only water and wood fibre remain.
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Global fibre demand has weakened in the third quarter as trade conflicts have caused uncertainty throughout the textile value chain, Lenzing said.
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But, Dr Blue says, the 3D-printed versions, composed of carbon-fibre-reinforced plastic, were able to survive at least 200 pourings.
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The telecoms division added 220,000 new mobile plan customers as well as 110,000 new high-speed fibre clients in the third-quarter.
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In a similar move, Sinopec Group in 2014 transferred its oilfield service business to listed unit Sinopec Yizheng Chemical Fibre Co Ltd.
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The drink, which has no calories or sugar in it, contains 5 grams of indigestible dextrin, providing dietary fibre to your system.
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Cover image: Fibre-optic cables feed into a server inside a comms room at an office in London, U.K., on Friday, Oct.
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Vancouver-based Telus also gained from multi-year investments in fibre-optic cables that will help provide faster internet to its customers.
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The splitter processes condensate into naphtha, which is then used to produce paraxylene, a chemical used in making polyester fibre and plastics.
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Cellcom was considering investing in Israel Broadband Company (IBC), which would allow for a further acceleration of the fibre-optic network, he added.
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The company said 122,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 350,000 households.
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Rodav said the company is ready to roll out its fibre optics network but was discussing with the regulator how best to proceed.
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Both firms are promising fibre with a performance 100 times better than anything made on Earth, in lengths of several tens of kilometres.
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For fishermen these range from electronic bite alarms to carbon-fibre rods, specialised clothing and tackle boxes stuffed with various odd and ends.
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Its wigs and toupees are made in China with Chinese hair, mixed with a durable synthetic fibre of Hi-Mo's own called NEXART.
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Shen Weizheng, Shanghai-based fund manager at Ivy Capital, said he has bought shares in Hong Kong-listed Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable.
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Thanks to a CRTC ruling, large companies laying down fibre cable will have to share it with smaller, local companies at wholesale cost.
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It is true that 5G networks are expensive to build: they require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables than their predecessors.
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The FTTH Council Europe, which lobbies for access to high-speed networks, defines this as 20 percent of households having a fibre connection.
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According to some estimates, roughly 90% of the energy needed to make things with carbon composites is consumed in producing the fibre itself.
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A combination of lower-cost mass-production techniques and effective carbon-fibre recycling, will lead to a lot more Berthas knitting away furiously.
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However, in terms of fibre to the home, Britain ranks 21th out of 20.7906 in Europe, with only 2 percent of buildings connected.
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The Italian's blade weighed 10lb, taking him above the agreed lightweight category, while his opponent remained below 135lb in his carbon fibre prosthetics.
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These refreshing and slightly sweet berries have 20 times the fibre and polyphenols compared with cultivated berries -- powerful fuel for my gut microbiome.
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Ant trails, which are powered by pheromones and are extraordinarily efficient, are used as models to improve fibre-optic networks and shipping routes.
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Each underwear garment is made from Lenzing Modal® fabric, a fibre made from beech wood sourced from sustainable forestry plantations in Europe.
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During his research, Spiegelman discovered that tuna have a mutation in a gene that plays an important role in determining muscle-fibre ratios.
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Another useful property of some fibres is wicking, in which liquids travel along the fibre via a bit of physics called capillary action.
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The opposition Labour party on Thursday announced it wants to nationalise telecoms provider BT's network in order to give everyone speedy fibre connections.
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The transaction will also provide Bharti Airtel with an indefeasible right to use (IRU) for part of the existing fibre network of Tata.
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To create the eucalyptus fabric, wood pulp is dissolved in a nontoxic bath that turns it into tufts of downy fibre, called Tencel.
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She wanted to know what it was like to love somebody "with every fibre of your being," the way people did in books.
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America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has been working with a private firm, Saildrone, on hardy models equipped with carbon-fibre fins.
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The world's smallest coconut , examples of which have recently been discovered in the prehistoric palm forests of Saskatchewan, dates from the Fibre Age.
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But that's exactly what Coca-Cola is trying to do in Japan with a fibre-laden Coke variant it calls Coca-Cola Plus.
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The company claims the fibre in the drink also works to reduce the absorption of fat from food, if drunk along with meals.
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BT has said it will connect 2 million homes with full-fibre by 2020, but it still lags many other countries in Europe.
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Altice Europe said the deal would result in SFR FTTH and Covage massively deploying fibre networks over the next three to four years.
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The suit says Barzani, also a military commander, caused Korek to do deals with IraqCell on undisclosed terms to access fibre-optic cables.
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It also routes orders over a "speed bump", a coil of fibre-optic cable that slows access to the market by 350 microseconds.
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Cellcom said more than 300,13 households are connected to the Israel Broadband Co fibre optics network, in which it holds a 70% stake.
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At the moment, Mozdziak is only able to grow thin layers of muscle fibre—any bigger and nutrients aren't able to reach cells.
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Prices surged more than 15 percent in the past six weeks after pest infestations squeezed supplies in the world's biggest producer of the fibre.
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Australia previously banned Huawei from providing equipment for its fibre-optic network and moved to block it from laying submarine cables in the Pacific.
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It also sold part of its French fibre network to a consortium of Allianz Capital Partners, AXA Investment Managers and OMERS Infrastructure in November.
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"We need to build a gigabit fibre optic network by 2025 in Germany," the Economy Ministry said in a strategy paper published on Monday.
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In particular, if it is to act as a replacement for fibre, 5G wireless will need to operate at frequencies of 20-60 gigahertz.
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By adding Brocade's high-margin fibre unit, it would further bulk up its capabilities to help customers with the backbones of their data centers.
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The company said over 152,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 400,000 households.
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He noted Yangtze Optical Fibre trades at around 10 times earnings, while its China-listed rival Hengtong Optic-Electric trades at three times that.
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Kentucky-based General Cable has a market value of almost $1 billion and specialises in aluminium, copper and fibre optic wire and cable products.
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Germany is expected to be one of Europe's last nations - along with Italy and Britain, which are also pursuing vectoring - to reach "fibre maturity".
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"Fibre-optic cable makes up the arteries of the internet, but wireless is the capillaries," says Steve Song at the Network Startup Resource Centre.
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The chassis is carbon fibre and aluminium with gold keyboard accents and a shiny, polished copper-gold back hinge that's an absolute fingerprint nightmare.
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"If we can do that, then I know BT can go both faster and further than our current fibre build ambitions," Jansen told reporters.
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All F33 cars are now made from carbon fibre, and the protection it affords drivers has allowed many to walk away from spectacular crashes.
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To build its sports cars the company starts with a carbon-fibre "MonoCell", a giant tub which forms the main structure of the vehicle.
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Adjusted net operating profit for the world's No. 1 maker of fibre cement home paneling rose to $69.9 million for the quarter ended Dec.
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I say "health conscious" but even without the meat fibre chunks, this bad boy checks in at a cool 20 grams of saturated fat.
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A spokesman for the government-owned NBN Co said it was not economical to expand the fibre network, designed to connect 8 million homes.
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Starace told parliament's industry committee on Wednesday that Enel's proposal would cost 30-40 percent less than building a new fibre network from scratch.
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Liberty Global Chairman John Malone is saddling up for a new venture that could invest billions in full-fibre broadband infrastructure in Britain. bit.
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Rome has enlisted the help of state-controlled utility Enel to use its pipes and pylons to lay fibre-optic cables throughout the country.
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Fibre Optic broadband provides average download speeds of 36Mbps, allowing you to download music, play online games and stream live TV with minimal disruptions.
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The baobab fruit is the staple of the Hadza diet, packed with vitamins, fat in the seeds, and, of course, significant amounts of fibre.
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Capital spending will be flat at 1.1 billion euros for several years, as KPN continues to gradually roll out fibre optic network to homes.
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In a Lorica, however, it is reinforced with carbon-fibre composites, a lightweight material that is stronger than steel and widely used in aerospace.
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Sidewalk Labs proposes that this network be powered by a fibre connection, and it's worth noting that Alphabet's own Google Fiber offers that service.
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Strong Network Position: WTT's business risk profile is reasonably strong, with extensive fibre coverage which connects 5,13 commercial buildings - covering 90% of business customers.
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It also sought to appease investors by selling some of its assets, including minority stakes in its fibre optic businesses in France and Portugal.
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The pillow is generously filled with soft and springy hollow fibre to provide just the right amount of support for your head and neck.
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Seacom said in a statement earlier on Thursday it was experiencing multiple outages on its terrestrial network across Egypt due to a fibre cut.
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Dialog will continue to invest about 28%-30% of its revenue in capex annually to expand its 3G/4G networks and optical fibre infrastructure.
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"We're already building full fibre to around 10,000 homes and businesses every week, and by 2020 we'll have reached 3 million," the spokesperson added.
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Strong Network Position: WTT's business risk profile is reasonably strong, with extensive fibre coverage which connects 5,300 commercial buildings - covering 90% of business customers.
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Ultimately it might just take new a marathon record, powered by carbon fibre spring technology, for the world to sit up and take notice.
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British broadband and mobile operator Sky has opened talks with telecommunications company Liberty Global Plc over a potential investment in Liberty's latest fibre network.
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TIM, partly owned by CDP, said FiberCop, a vehicle owning TIM's fibre and copper last-mile network, was worth 7.5 billion euros, including debt.
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The company said it has over 170,000 subscribers for its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 480,000 households.
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Capex/revenue is likely to be stable at around 0003%, as further investment in long-term evolution (LTE) networks offsets slowing fibre broadband expansion.
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LONDON, Feb 26 (LPC) - Banks are struggling to shift €1.8bn of loans for French telecom and fibre network operator group Iliad, banking sources said.
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Dohler said that Ardian was fully supporting the group's strategy, which targets investments in renewables, digitalisation, fibre optic network expansion, mobility and energy services.
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IN 2.63 BRITISH TELECOM (BT), a former state-owned monopoly, was in the early stages of upgrading its copper wires to fibre-optic cables.
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Orange, formerly the state-owned monopoly France Telecom, has invested heavily in developing a "fibre to the home" (FTTH) network, becoming the market leader.
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"If you can catch the fibre before the animal really goes down hill, there's nothing wrong with it, it can still be used," she explained.
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Capex to Moderately Decline Rostelecom is approaching its targeted fibre coverage of 33 million households in Russia, which is likely to be reached in 2017.
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This is only likely once the company has completed its fibre roll-out project, which should lead to lower capex and an improved EBITDA margin.
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The belt is the "Silk Road Economic Belt", connecting China overland with Europe, Africa and the Middle East with railways, highways and fibre-optic cables.
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Firms such as Google are installing fibre networks in cities such as Accra and Kampala in a bid to drive down the costs of data.
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The additional investments will help expand the wireless mobile broadband network, or 4G, and fibre infrastructure, to provide faster internet at-home services, he said.
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It aims to expand its fibre reach to cover 4 million homes by end-2017 and 7503 million by 2020 (end-June 2017: 3 million).
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The forms of teleported photons were destroyed in one laboratory and recreated in another more than 8km apart in the two cities through optical fibre.
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NBN is widely expected to be Australia's biggest telecommunications wholesaler by about 2021 when fibre-optic wire replaces the copper system of Telstra Corp Ltd.
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In Britain, incumbent BT is also rolling out vectoring and few new fibre connections are being built by BT or rivals for the last mile.
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Israel's largest telecoms group also said it was in talks with the communications ministry on deploying advanced services like fibre optics and 23.6312G mobile networks.
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TalkTalk said its full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fibre penetration and its cost reduction plans.
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JBF RAK manufactures a synthetic fibre and resin which is spun into fabrics but also moulded into disposable bottles for beverages, shampoo and liquid soap.
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As the meticulously prepared photons with their delicate quantum states bounce along lengths of fibre, those states eventually get scrambled and their information is lost.
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Standard fibre-optical signals suffer from the same weakening of the signal, so "repeaters" to boost it are placed at regular intervals along their path.
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The toughest fibres are up to ten times stronger than steel and eight times more so than aluminium, reckons Zoltek, an American carbon-fibre producer.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee thinks it could cut the cost of industrial-grade carbon fibre by about half with more efficient production processes.
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Just try not to be swayed, you cynical gits, by someone making woven bark fibre, a cord drill and a forge blower from absolutely nothing.
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We believe that network investment in Italy, a country where fibre deployment has lagged that of other markets, is supportive of long-term operational trends.
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A "specially-designed titanium and carbon fibre submersible" will take the divers along with a crew of experts to depths of up to 4,000 metres.
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We will announce investment in vital infrastructure, fibre rollout, transport and housing that can improve people's quality of life, fuel economic growth and provide opportunity.
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"Our full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fibre penetration and our cost reduction plans," it said.
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Ofcom said it had decided not to regulate the prices of Openreach's fastest wholesale broadband products, including those delivered using its new full-fibre services.
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Digital minister Matt Hancock said Ofcom's measures would be instrumental in supporting full fibre roll-out by promoting competition and ensuring widespread availability of services.
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Data centres and high-frequency traders are attracted by good fibre-optic connections, an existing pool of IT firms and an extremely reliable power supply.
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Altice Europe also sold part of its French fibre network to a consortium of Allianz Capital Partners, AXA Investment Managers and OMERS Infrastructure in November.
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All those hashtags heckling you into a fat-free, wholegrain, high fibre future where your eyes will glisten and your bowels be like Swiss quartz.
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Its owner, Fibria, is the world's biggest producer of "short-fibre" cellulose pulp, which is used to make such things as newsprint, nappies and banknotes.
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Some commercial basalt-fibre composites are already available, but the team think they can improve the performance of such fibres further, by adding other materials.
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They created sheets of silicone with air pockets that are framed by circles of fibre mesh; the mesh gives the bubbles particular shapes when inflated.
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Fibre is cheaper to maintain than old copper networks but that's still hard to square with Openreach's annual operating expenses of about 2.6 billion pounds.
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"This fibre is one of the most sustainable materials on the planet," Zwillinger said, caressing the fabric, which is cool, silky, and woven into mesh.
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South African mobile phone group Vodacom, one of the users of the fibre optic cable, said its network suffered slower internet browsing speeds on Thursday.
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My mother told Olga that she did love my father with every fibre of her being, but she wasn't sure if he loved her back.
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RCom has a 140,000 km, pan-India fibre optic cable network which RJio will use under a 2014 deal, alongside its own 250,000 km network.
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That added a weird viscous mouthfeel to the soda, according to a CNN review, so perhaps that's why the new release has lower fibre content.
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This includes investing in more antennas, base stations and fibre-optic cables, all of which must be in place before 53G can be widely adopted.
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This year's 18 installations include a garden between Pei's library and Saarinen's church, and a glass and carbon-fibre tower outside the other Saarinen church.
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Of that, 430 grams (about 15 ounces) is solid macronutrients, 17 grams (0.6 ounces) is fibre and the remaining 3.11 kg (110 ounces) is water.
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The carbon fibre frame, weighing about as much as a human brain (1.4kg), is delivered just as it comes out of the mould, jet-black.
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Earth would be eased of its industrial burden, and the lower-gravity conditions would be beneficial for making certain goods, such as fibre-optic cables.
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Pontegadea has bought infrastructure assets in the past, including a 10% stake in Telxius, which owns telecommunication towers and submarine fibre optic cable, in 2018.
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The notion that any cultural organisation must always present a balanced viewpoint to any argument or issue goes against the very fibre of its existence.
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