Significados de subscriber line en inglés

The report is automatically directed to the IMC for subscriber line testing.

They can use low-cost broadband connections such as DSL (digital subscriber line) or cable modems.

The downward tweak to guidance reflected initial 5G planning costs and an increase in subscriber line connection charges.

Eircom has scrapped the technology platform upon which it was developing its digital subscriber line (DSL) offering.

Broadband availability refers to the high speed cable modem or digital subscriber line (DSL) connections available to the public.

Installation And Maintenance Center (IMC) is responsible for referral of E911 subscriber troubles that are not subscriber line problems.

Eircom has twice had to delay the launch of i-stream, which uses digital subscriber line technology, following disagreements with the telecoms regulator.

The firm said it would enable telephone exchanges for digital subscriber line technology, the most common type of broadband technology used in the Republic.

In addition, telephone companies are moving to perfect xDSL (digital subscriber line) technologies that tout data rates as high as 6 Mbps.

Digital subscriber line technology enables businesses and households to connect to the internet at speeds up to 30 times faster than regular dial-up internet.

I-stream is Eircom's flagship broadband service, which uses a technology called DSL, or digital subscriber line, to provide high-speed internet access to its customers.

The devices use the consumer's own wired broadband, such as DSL (digital subscriber line) or cable modem, to connect to the Internet.

The Company also offers wholesale services, services based upon intelligent networks and provides broadband Internet access with asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) technology.

DSL (digital subscriber line) is the name given to a new technology that provides a connection between customers and a local telecom exchange.

ESAT is reviewing its digital subscriber line (DSL) strategy and may not deploy the technology without a Government subsidy to support its investment.

No official comments were immediately available from Goldman or Softbank, Japan's largest operator of ADSL (asymmetric digital subscriber line) broadband Web access services.