So input bandwidth is many orders of magnitude greater than output bandwidth.
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Most obviously, internet-via-satellite solutions require bandwidth, and, basically, power equals bandwidth.
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But the bandwidth, the communication bandwidth to the phone is very low, especially input.
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The Radeon VII will come with 2300GB of second-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM22060) with a claimed bandwidth of 22019TB.
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Samsung's T7 Touch uses the USB 3.2 Gen 211 interface with 235Gbps bandwidth (same bandwidth as USB 25 Gen 2660, different name).
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Say hello to the Bandwidth Alliance, a new group led by Cloudflare that promises to reduce the price of bandwidth for many cloud customers.
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According to Variety, Netflix said the bandwidth-efficient mobile technology would also allow airline carriers to save a whopping 75 percent on bandwidth costs.
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The basic issue is that even the most bandwidth-hungry of today's applications use far, far less than a gigabit — 1,000 megabits per second — of bandwidth.
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So in fact, input bandwidth to computers has actually gone down, because typing with two thumbs, as opposed to 10 fingers, is a big reduction in bandwidth.
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But all that extra bandwidth won't be much use if the average consumer can't afford a 5G connection, or if those connections are hobbled by restrictive bandwidth caps.
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That means double the memory bandwidth and all the I/O bandwidth necessary to fully make use of multiple graphics cards, solid state drives, and other expansion cards.
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But it's also a bandwidth-heavy one, and Microsoft, Sony and others are working to make sure that millions of people downloading enormous games don't suck up all the bandwidth.
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The three new instances in the "DEV21" category cost €7.99 per month ($9) for 3 cores, 4GB of RAM, 40GB of storage and 200Mbps of bandwidth, €503 ($18) for 4 cores, 8GB of RAM, 80GB of storage, 300Mbps of bandwidth, and €23.99 ($27) for 4 cores, 12GB of RAM, 120GB of storage and 400Mbps of bandwidth.
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Last year Pornhub viewers alone used 3,110 petabytes of bandwidth.
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When decent bandwidth isn't readily available, users can simply text.
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Maybe my thumb has the bandwidth for one more job.
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It can switch between 2.4GHz, 5Ghz, and 10Mhz bandwidth automatically.
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However, humanity hasn't advanced at the same speed as bandwidth.
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And demand for international bandwidth is growing by 45% annually.
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It takes up a lot of bandwidth to stream it.
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In May, Peper will publish his new book, called Bandwidth.
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There was no word on pricing or bandwidth requirements today.
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But that hasn't been the only thing taking up bandwidth.
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How much mental bandwidth does one spend on blockchain technologies?
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We're too weak to even look at that much bandwidth.
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Others didn't have the bandwidth for that brand of cynicism.
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Twilio also launched a new platform that uses wireless bandwidth.
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The extra energy that you have and the extra bandwidth.
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" Peterson said, adding that the administration faces a "bandwidth issue.
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If you don't have the bandwidth, don't take it on.
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One level deeper: This bandwidth problem goes deeper than sanctions.
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Input bandwidth has gone up because of video and imagery.
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Our brains are like an internet connection with limited bandwidth.
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The internet bandwidth provider announced earnings that beat analyst estimates.
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There's only so much bandwidth my brain can really have.
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"There's a lot more bandwidth because everybody's moved from sending photos to sending videos and streaming live, and so the wired bandwidth we've had to get from AT&T is exponentially larger," said Everett.
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" She says that words like "bandwidth" are usually used to "gloss over your real reason for saying 'no,'" as in, "That's a great idea, but we just don't have the bandwidth for it right now.
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More bandwidth: Qualcomm executive VP Christiano Amon says to expect more phones with 4K resolution displays as more video is being delivered in mobile format and more network providers have the bandwidth to support it.
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Now, the company will begin utilizing this strategy to reduce bandwidth across the rest of Europe and the U.K. Here's how it works: Netflix is removing the highest bandwidth streams for each level of resolution.
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Defending seats just sucks up a ton of legislative bandwidth, too.
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The Pentagon's bandwidth consumption rises by around a third every year.
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HDMI is subject to the same kind of limitation—specifically, bandwidth.
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I already pay a lot of money for relatively poor bandwidth.
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And it has the technology infrastructure to support high-bandwidth transmissions.
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It's not good for streaming video or accessing bandwidth-hungry sites.
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The two big upsides to li-fi are bandwidth and security.
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That means an improved CPU and GPU, and increased memory bandwidth.
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His victory has shrunk our bandwidth for cultural appreciation even further.
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Does ~3GBps bandwidth to the SSD make this a moot issue?
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Running negotiations in parallel would risk overwhelming the available political "bandwidth".
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The upheaval appears to have narrowed Hong Kong's intellectual bandwidth, too.
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Google thinks it's pulled it off, but you'll need decent bandwidth.
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As with other streaming services, crummy bandwidth will kill the experience.
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Frees up bandwidth for them to do they their real work.
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"Traditional extenders can't keep up with the bandwidth and signal demands."
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This boosts your wireless network's range and improves wireless bandwidth utilization.
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"We've hitched our wagon to a bandwidth rocket," Dr. Doeleman said.
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For jobs that require less intensive bandwidth, lower speeds are doable.
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Reducing the bandwidth needed for streaming services might help with that.
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Facing high bandwidth costs and no revenue stream, YouTube declares bankruptcy.
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It was lively but with a narrower bandwidth than the Huia.
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The hope is that more satellites will expand bandwidth and coverage.
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I still have faith that the technical / bandwidth issues are solvable.
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When it comes to 360-degree feedback, I have unlimited bandwidth.
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He would take up the tiniest microfraction of our civic bandwidth.
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If we ignore AR experiences which require slightly lesser bandwidth and attempt to calculate the bandwidth requirements for proper immersive VR on a network, we need to take into account the screen resolutions of the headsets.
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"An unknown that some people are not aware of is how rapidly wireless broadband internet speeds and bandwidth have improved, almost 1600x in terms of both speed and bandwidth over the last 10 years," Kuffner said.
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It also assigned Claro, a subsidiary of América Móvil, one block in the 173 Mhz bandwidth and three blocks in the 2,500 Mhz bandwidth and Tigo de Millicom with two blocks in the 700 Mhz band.
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It also assigned Claro, a subsidiary of América Móvil, one block in the 173 Mhz bandwidth and three blocks in the 2,500 Mhz bandwidth and Tigo de Millicom with two blocks in the 700 Mhz band.
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"Unlike normal television that takes a lot of bandwidth, it sends it quite a bit more slowly on narrower bandwidth," Ryan Reynolds, an amateur radio operator who received the picture you see at the top, told me.
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Last year Facebook partnered with Airtel and Bandwidth & Cloud Services Group (BCS), a Nairobi-based bandwidth investor, to lay 770 km of fiber-optic cable in Uganda to help slash connectivity costs and lower prices of data.
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A: Yes, the right people will have the resources and the bandwidth.
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Optical interfaces, with their specificity and the bandwidth they allow, will win.
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Those are the kinds of gadgets that will require the most bandwidth.
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If it could handle higher resolutions, the bandwidth requirement would increase accordingly.
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Those fights will eat up Congress's bandwidth until at least late March.
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That means the memory bandwidth of the Titan V is way higher.
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But that's not nearly enough bandwidth to address billions of users' content.
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Did he reach his bandwidth cap on the Ecuadorean Embassy guest wifi?
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No mention there of anything that might require a bit more bandwidth.
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Videos for low-bandwidth connections are more compressed, leading to grainy images.
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Facebook would have been among the customers for bandwidth on that satellite.
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His presence could greatly expand the diplomatic bandwidth of his wife's administration.
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The app also tells you how much bandwidth each user has used.
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The on-demand bandwidth prevents performance degradation or timeouts during traffic spikes.
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Latency, bandwidth and poor load balancing kill AR/VR on mobile networks.
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This can only continue to benefit the "bandwidth capital of the world".
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And last year was so tough, just from a mental bandwidth standpoint.
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If you buy a dozen security cameras, you have a bandwidth problem.
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The major expenses for Diffbot had been electricity and bandwidth, Tung says.
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People find more bandwidth to use different things that are out there.
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Scanning those takes up a lot of I/O and CPU bandwidth.
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Luckily, salt, unlike bandwidth and computational power, is a pretty cheap resource.
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Why it failed: It fell apart due largely to timing and bandwidth.
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This is licensed but unused bandwidth that kind of just sits there.
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You need access to a very stable and high-bandwidth internet connection.
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Phone speed, battery life and Internet bandwidth gets continually better every year.
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The VPN also offers its users unlimited bandwidth and five simultaneous connections.
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Half the room misses the boat on roomy bandwidth and doesn't participate.
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MindGeek is one of the top 10 consumers of the internet's bandwidth.
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That platform failed largely because the internet bandwidth wasn't quite there yet.
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Bandwidth also posted optimistic guidance for the fourth quarter and fiscal year.
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But the communication bandwidth to the phone is very low, especially input.
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One way is to have lots of relays with lots of bandwidth.
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Like LoRa, they use unlicensed ISM bandwidth, which makes rollouts much easier.
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The company continually monitors bandwidth usage to help it run its network.
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TV, citing limited bandwidth and a preference for news and sports coverage.
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Humans have bandwidth for confronting, maybe, one apocalyptic threat at a time.
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Few had the bandwidth to contemplate the rise of China and Russia.
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And video introduces a lot of bandwidth, so moving on from there.
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Ford can help us with that and increase our bandwidth to respond.
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Perry sought limitlessness, and felt the bandwidth at OWN was too narrow.
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Bots cost businesses in unnecessary web server and bandwidth costs each year.
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We have enough memory bandwidth to move that 013K 60 resolution, right?
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This includes everything from bandwidth usage to session information to connection timestamps.
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Amazon will dynamically reduce quality if you're on a low bandwidth connection.
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Like most rockets, each Electron only has the bandwidth for one flight.
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"So we're gonna see what kind of bandwidth there is," Walker said.
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These extensions can pause tabs without closing them, freeing up Chrome's bandwidth.
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It can theoretically deliver as much as 60 terabits per second of bandwidth—more than half the total bandwidth available between the U.S West Coast and Asia at the end of 2015, according to telecommunications consulting firm Telegeography.
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Downloads take a while and eat up a lot of bandwidth, after all.
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If there's time and bandwidth to address it on a hectic legislative calendar.
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The startup cited how it grows much better it countries with high-bandwidth.
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They have to number at least in the thousands, to provide sufficient bandwidth.
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But we don't necessarily have the bandwidth to go out and get them.
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In 2009, Google purchased On2, a company that specialized in video bandwidth reduction.
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New players, casuals, regulars, and professionals all share the same strip of bandwidth.
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Right now, one of the most bandwidth-hungry applications out there is Netflix.
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The result was BBR, short for Bottleneck Bandwidth and RTT (Round-Trip Time).
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It's as if there's this huge swath of bandwidth out there collecting dust.
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Millimetre waves provide a lot of bandwidth, but even foliage can block them.
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LAA combines LTE with the unlicensed 5GHz Wi-Fi band for additional bandwidth.
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Instead, it uses LTE-M technology and requires less bandwidth on Verizon's network.
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Pornhub is launching its own VPN service today with free and unlimited bandwidth.
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Maybe most importantly, it uses political bandwidth once and delivers the goods forever.
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It would also need to secure communications bandwidth from the Federal Communications Commission.
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It would suck up too much bandwidth and potentially crush a home network.
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Using this very high bandwidth receiver, we can record greater amounts of information.
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First, the networks are optimized to maximize deep indoor penetration, rather than bandwidth.
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You can choose the amount of RAM, storage, and bandwidth for your needs.
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There are servers to rent, bandwidth to pay for, and salaries to pay.
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Twitter has spent billions of dollars on fixing its databasing systems and bandwidth.
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Hence, bandwidth tariffs will continue declining over the medium term despite increased demand.
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Sophisticated network moochers may have ways of disguising themselves while snitching your bandwidth.
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Though the list's bandwidth may seem narrow, the opportunity for pleasure is great.
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Bandwidth shares soared 10 percent in the extended session, on relatively low volume.
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As a consequence, they drag down productivity and your bandwidth along with it.
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Demands for additional bandwidth are going to skyrocket as these products become commonplace.
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But I just don't think it can completely get around the bandwidth requirements.
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Giving you that takes more hardware, more bandwidth, more resources, and more energy.
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After announcing the Bandwidth Alliance yesterday, the company today announced the Cloudflare Registrar.
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That means it increases the communication bandwidth between the user and the device.
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And don't offer more—energetically or emotionally—than you have the bandwidth for.
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Naturally, this huge, scatter-shot approach takes up a whole lot of bandwidth.
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It also syncs fewer days of emails and attachments to use less bandwidth.
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The level of sustained bandwidth between all these nodes and units is staggering.
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The recommended amount of bandwidth needed for a high-definition Skype video call.
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A more immediate solution is to save some bandwidth by reducing video quality.
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Maintaining that continuity of service doesn't allow much time or bandwidth for pleasantries.
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You can enjoy unlimited traffic and bandwidth for the duration of your membership.
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"We use that sound bandwidth as at tunnel to transmit data, " explains Williams.
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Even business deals languish until he has the bandwidth to move on them.
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"We can sometimes have a very narrow bandwidth for cultural expression," he said.
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Second, we really don't know how much bigger the bandwidth demands will be.
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Chances are you don't have the time, money or bandwidth to follow through.
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I certainly hope we will have the bandwidth to support all of that!
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Either way, the program represents a significant experiment in managing high-bandwidth mobile apps.
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With fewer resources, startups don't have the same meeting after meeting bandwidth as you.
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These invisible beams of light provide extremely high bandwidth capacity and are not regulated.
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All you actually need to pay attention to is the bandwidth of the cable.
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" "The key, however, is to prioritize bandwidth for infrastructure and freedom for personal choice.
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Hiding yourself, your family, and your real life takes up a lot of bandwidth.
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Bandwidth, which previously bootstrapped, will be using the capital for hiring and R&D.
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TechCrunch is owned by Verizon, which does business in the same space as Bandwidth.
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"Even if $9-10 is not an issue then bandwidth may be," he added.
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People have limited emotional and cognitive bandwidth (and there's no app to expand it).
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Destination safely reached, but bandwidth very limited, so no posts, musical or otherwise, today.
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Threats, abusive bots and crawlers are blocked from wasting your bandwidth and server resources.
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TC: You wouldn't seem to have a lot of bandwidth for those later investments.
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It's a quick way of cutting down bandwidth for all the videos you watch.
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However some people use a lot of tech, and they need significantly more bandwidth.
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With that bandwidth in hand, the city has embarked on building a startup hub.
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That kind of bandwidth makes this the highest-capacity undersea cable in the world.
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Each Cloud TPU features four custom ASICs with 64 GB of high-bandwidth memory.
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GDDR6 will improve the bandwidth capabilities of next-generation GPUs across PCs and consoles.
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The improved memory bandwidth on GDDR6 will also mean this a very capable card.
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This also eliminates other concerns with things like slower home bandwidth or data caps.
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Hola, a VPN with millions of users, sold off non-paying users' idle bandwidth.
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It's twice as fast, with four times the range and eight times the bandwidth.
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It also happily works with torrent and P2P file sharing and has unlimited bandwidth.
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Instead of cables and satellites, BitTorrent piggybacks on the internet bandwidth of its users.
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Buyers in the offering can use the currency to pay for storage and bandwidth.
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Weather or other obstructions can change the amount of bandwidth you have very quickly.
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The more you pay, the more computing power, RAM, storage and bandwidth you get.
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Will it be able to handle the many devices its spectrum and bandwidth promises?
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Wireless streaming and other content-rich applications are only increasing the competition for bandwidth.
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"It's relentlessly focused on increasing the bandwidth and efficiency of communication," Altman tells TechCrunch.
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They learn, and you pick up more bandwidth to tackle other things — everyone wins.
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AT&T, which just got a bunch of bandwidth-heavy Time Warner programs to
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To achieve this, Nodle is betting on a combination of crowdsourcing bandwidth and partnerships.
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The smartphone is here to stay, consuming ever greater amounts of our mental bandwidth.
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Secure Shell protocol, or SSH, is a better option, but it increases bandwidth overload.
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It's unreliable, it drops data, and bandwidth chokes on traffic from internet connected everything.
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Turning the valve left increases the bandwidth, and turning it right slows it down.
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We make sure we have enough bandwidth to spend deep time with our startups.
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We're losing bandwidth to know how to relate to and empathize with other people.
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Instead, buyers pay between $3 and $19 for access to machines based on bandwidth.
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The only humans involved were researchers sitting at remote stations with low-bandwidth connections.
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Microsoft has long said it would match AWS's prices for compute, storage and bandwidth.
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You can enjoy content faster than before with optimized online streaming and unlimited bandwidth.
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As the bandwidth is reduced, more encoding is required and picture quality is poorer.
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Right now, no one has the bandwidth to contend with a frustrating user interface.
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It has 25 gigabytes of GDDR219 system RAM, 448 gigabytes/second of memory bandwidth.
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Social distancing and remote work demands a stronger tech bandwidth for increasing virtual workers.
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We are all cognitive misers who try to avoid clogging our available mental bandwidth.
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As you go up in frequency, the bandwidth available for data transmission increases significantly.
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The result is 44% faster browsing, 39% decreased bandwidth use, and better battery life.
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When confidence is weak, we don't have the cognitive bandwidth for System 2 Thinking.
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ExpressVPN offers loads of apps, unlimited bandwidth, and a huge network of global servers.
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Such families have double the "bandwidth" of single parents to deal with Success' demands.
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But if you don't have the bandwidth for that confrontation, let them know that.
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While the person may be sleeping, the malware chews up bandwidth and battery life.
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Iridium isn't stopping there, as it sees demand for satellite bandwidth continuing to grow.
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He did not have the emotional bandwidth to watch her slowly die any longer.
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Obviously the telecom companies, anyone providing bandwidth, they own those pipes, shall we say.
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The Foundation has demonstrated its bandwidth to hold institutions accountable on topics of censorship.
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And that's not because it's spending a ton of money on servers and bandwidth.
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If the bandwidth is available, industry and consumers will find ways to maximize it.
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"All [hackers] are really looking for is the low-hanging fruit and also bandwidth, so IoT devices are popular targets because have a lot of them have default passwords and a lot of them do have a lot of bandwidth," Bing told me.
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Additionally, with both radio and cellular tech, there's only so much bandwidth to go around.
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Do you have the bandwidth to crowdsource some more consumer data for the marketing deck?
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Dynamic content and bandwidth peaks is the new CDN game, away from static cached content.
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The bandwidth-constrained 218.7p streams simply couldn't match traditional gaming rigs, especially well-equipped PCs.
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With this upgrade, the maximum bandwidth of the cable nearly doubles, from 10Gbps to 18Gbps.
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But Google worries that Internet service providers won't give us all the bandwidth we'll need.
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Growth is great, bandwidth is in huge demand, people are spending tons of money, etc.
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The CCRB, however, says it currently doesn't have the bandwidth to adequately investigate biased policing.
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Because there's fungible bandwidth, and we're just not using it in the most effective way.
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It's still a 1.3GHz quad-core CPU, though Amazon claims it has more memory bandwidth.
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"We only have a certain bandwidth to build the hyperloop in North America," he said.
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An increase in that number could choke a plane's bandwidth and result in slower speeds.
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Imo, a video and messaging app that can operate with low bandwidth, is a favourite.
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Obviously, the former will get you the best video quality, if you have the bandwidth.
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Delivering bandwidth to the connected car market also represents a major opportunity for communications companies.
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The world is on your emotional bandwidth—at least, as much as they can be.
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The system can prioritize certain pods for high-bandwidth activities, such as 4K video streaming.
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Cameras can capture in 8K, but bandwidth limitations make streaming those raw feeds pretty rough.
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That will limit how much of your internet bandwidth can be dedicated to the show.
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Millimeter wave technology would offer the bandwidth for orders of magnitude of improvement over LTE.
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The analytics suite gives you constant updates on server performance, user demographics and bandwidth utilization.
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The analytics features give you access to valuable insights on objects, bandwidth, storage and more.
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It will also expand data capacity and bandwidth, boost coverage and improve upon network reliability.
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IoT has built-in redundancy — it's basically a mesh network of very low-bandwidth devices.
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Data-centre landlords offer space, cooling, power and bandwidth; their clients put in the servers.
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The deal comes at a time when business clients of both companies seek more bandwidth.
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Many companies waste money because they don't reach their bandwidth limit in a given day.
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Almost any technology that's applicable to the latency problem is applicable to the bandwidth problem.
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The company has relentlessly optimized its app for cheap Android smartphones and low-bandwidth connections.
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No one will ever need more [picture quality/data size/bandwidth] than we currently have.
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But few people have enough internet speed to really max out their Wi-Fi bandwidth.
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The building owner provides cooling, power, bandwidth, physical security and overall management of the building.
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Arch Hosting boasts multi-core processors, 2GB of SSD storage, and 500GB of bandwidth. Translation?
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So users profit from unlimited traffic and bandwidth for the whole course of their membership.
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Now that we have all this bandwidth, what the hell do we do with it?
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The idea is interesting, but running a node eats up processing power, storage and bandwidth.
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I have no bandwidth to even slightly be concerned about a tweet from Donald Trump.
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BBR, which stands for "Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time," takes a different approach.
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Speed, in case you're new here, is just the other side of the bandwidth coin.
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That's a great saving for those on low-bandwidth connections, or people with internet caps.
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A number of factors drove that decline, including a hiring freeze that reduced DOJ's bandwidth.
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Also, usually their internet bandwidth isn't limited so it can be redirected to attack websites.
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You get unlimited speeds and bandwidth with over 3,000 servers in more than 50 countries.
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Building new infrastructures, and then accessing 5G bandwidth, will cost a massive amount of money.
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Eventually, Google drained too much of Stanford's bandwidth, and the IT department kicked them out.
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Hence, bandwidth tariffs are likely to continue declining over the medium-term, despite increased demand.
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Public key encryption uses more bandwidth to transmit the same size message, taxing the network.
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A single one of those pairs will be able to provide 24 Tbps of bandwidth.
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It can also check oxygen levels, room temperature, monitor the tunnel structure, and communication bandwidth.
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It stands to benefit from rising demand for bandwidth, driven by cloud computing and streaming.
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An explosion of online video could triple bandwidth consumption again in the next five years.
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Sohn advocates that in the current situation that companies provide more bandwidth —temporarily — for free.
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Switching these devices right off or disconnecting them from the WiFi could free up bandwidth.
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Yesterday, for example, YouTube announced it would default to SD connections to tame bandwidth demands.
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That now gives the Senate the bandwidth to focus its attention on the coronavirus package.
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I mean, the way education works right now it's extremely low bandwidth, it's extremely slow.
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Not having to use mental bandwidth fretting about transportation, especially when traveling alone, is invaluable.
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Swarm isn't competing directly with SpaceX's Starlink – it wants to provide low-bandwidth IoT connectivity.
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But such software requires a lot of bandwidth, and they often significantly slow internet access.
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Assuming a much narrower bandwidth, and manually subtracting the Doppler effect, they recalibrated their signal.
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Stadia users will have options to manage bandwidth, but none of them are particularly good.
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It seemed a senseless waste of time and bandwidth for someone who rarely had either.
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In his book, Ninja offers clear bandwidth recommendations based on the resolution of your stream.
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If you have a 4K HDR TV, you'll need cables that can support the bandwidth.
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Wireless audio devices, however, have always had higher bandwidth needs, and thus, higher power requirements.
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Kacific began setting up connections using excess bandwidth that it purchased from other satellite operators.
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They also point out that the company does not evaluate speed or bandwidth in buildings.
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We devote so much energy and so much cognitive bandwidth to erasing whole swaths of the real conditions we live in so that we don't take up their bandwidth with uncomfortable feels or having to revise their assumptions or having to think about accommodating exceptions.
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There is also a more immediate, financial interest in blocking ads: Large, media-heavy ads are a drain on your bandwidth and can count toward your bandwidth allowance, eating up your data plans, which is an acute problem for most mobile phone users especially.
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It offers restriction-free surfing with unlimited data and bandwidth on an unlimited number of devices.
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The attack overwhelms the servers bandwidth and slows it to a crawl or renders it unusable.
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All Binge On does is cap the bandwidth allocated to the video stream to around 1.5Mbps.
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AirDrop is your friend when the wi-fi and LTE bandwidth is inevitably all clogged up.
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Of course, there's another possibility: Maybe people just don't have any use for so much bandwidth.
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But if you want it to be robust and high bandwidth, it won't sound as nice.
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One crew member said they were doling out an "unprecedented amount of bandwidth" on the ship.
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But that system could easily be improved or made more amenable to people with limited bandwidth.
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Finally, companies may want to keep data at the edge because of a lack of bandwidth.
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But Canvas is the other end of the spectrum — high-bandwidth ads for the first world.
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That's why tech companies spend a ton of money on bandwidth because video files are heavy.
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" Another critic articulated that they just didn't feel like they had "bandwidth for another white space.
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December 2013: PeerCDNPeerCDN promised to lower bandwidth costs with its peer-to-peer content delivery system.
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"Those users don't have time and bandwidth to solve longer-term, community-type problems," he said.
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Ideally, we'd dedicate a wavelength to each subscriber to avoid the bandwidth sharing between the users.
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In 2016 international bandwidth usage reached 3,544 terabits per second, roughly double the figure in 2014.
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I only had so much bandwidth, and most of it was taken up by the camera.
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And in 2012, AT&T blocked FaceTime on iPhones, claiming it was using too much bandwidth.
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You need at least 15Mbps of bandwidth and you need to be near the data center.
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Doom will require a lot higher bandwidth than, say, a strategy game like Baldur's Gate 3.
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Bluetooth 5 is twice as fast, with four times the range and eight times the bandwidth.
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Rather than connections generated by chips and bandwidth, the connections will be contextual, generated by AIs.
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"The amount of bandwidth they could save with VP9 versus MP4 was just massive," Moorhead said.
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After all, mesh networks are becoming the best way to distribute large bandwidth connections in homes.
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And it's a perfectly logical response given our limited bandwidth as human beings for processing tragedies.
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This happened to me with Comcast last fall, when the company capped my bandwidth at 1TB.
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She doesn't have the emotional bandwidth to deal with his romantic overtures and puppy dog eyes.
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The paper argues that it will take a centralized database of license-exempt bandwidth, to start.
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Small businesses don't have effective access to the group health market, largely due to bandwidth issues.
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The trio wanted to know why Yacoubian was using so much bandwidth at such odd hours.
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The infrastructure will enable more devices to be connected together thanks to the increased bandwidth support.
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On the input side, we're a lot better because we have a high-bandwidth visual interface.
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Users can enjoy unlimited bandwidth and they can connect to three devices simultaneously if they want.
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"We're all sharing the bandwidth, so I think there is some additional awareness," Caplan told me.
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"IoT" devices, however, are defined by a variety of constraints: available power, connectivity/bandwidth, computation, cost.
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Brexit is straining relations with Britain's European allies, while gobbling up the political class's available bandwidth.
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It just meant that a huge amount of my bandwidth was going into the corporate suck.
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"Employers need numbers to be able to fully evaluate the scope of your bandwidth," Nicolai said.
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All TunnelBear VPN plans include apps for all your devices, customer support, and fast unlimited bandwidth.
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It installs on almost any Android phone, and runs well on flaky, low-bandwidth data connections.
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This is likely to support continued growth in UM's broadband subscribers given trends in bandwidth demand.
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The company realized connection bandwidth and latency were the most important factors in getting tickets quickly.
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Make the swarm bigger, and assign it more missions, and you'll need a lot more bandwidth.
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If you're respectful and kind and explain why you don't have the bandwidth, people should understand.
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I think most people don't even have the mental bandwidth to think about larger social concerns.
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I didn't feel like I had the emotional bandwidth for a show about a charismatic stalker.
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Cable had come of age, bursting open the bandwidth from a handful of channels to dozens.
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As a growing number of devices rely on artificial intelligence, they will require faster bandwidth speeds.
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You become emotionally needy, given that they have the emotional bandwidth of a very dry scone.
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The request comes as sheltering in place populations have begun taxing internet bandwidth on the continent.
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You also get unlimited bandwidth, malware protection, military-grade encryption, and access to over 1,000 servers.
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"I'm concerned about the bandwidth to be able to accept this large force," Air Force Gen.
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These three items will consume all the available bandwidth in Ankara, Brussels and Washington for 2020.
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In real-world environments, voice transcription apps often fail because of background noise or bandwidth issues.
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He finds that he retains more information that way because of his "bandwidth" philosophy mentioned above.
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A strong, stable internet connection is essential for streaming, and higher-quality streams demand additional bandwidth.
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There's enough networking bandwidth to support a full household of data-hungry electronics and gaming consoles.
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Two seedbox companies (services that provide high-bandwidth remote servers for uploading and downloading data), Seedbox.
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We need to make that tiny straw like a giant river, a huge, high-bandwidth interface.
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How much processing power and internet bandwidth do VR games require to create a quality experience?
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Using burst data sounds like it has its own limitations in terms of bandwidth and speed.
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It does the work no other agency or body has the credibility or bandwidth to do.
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Also, full-bandwidth Thunderbolt 3 cables can be expensive, because they require active electronics inside them.
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Can you talk a little bit about what's happened and what requires this much bandwidth ability?
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A big part of it is because the cell carriers have significant coverage and substantial bandwidth.
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Other speed-testing sites like MegaPath SpeakEasy Speed Test and Bandwidth Place very likely use similar methods.
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Businesses are expected to shower NATO with bids to boost the alliance's satellite bandwidth late this year.
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We were able to apply more people to a single function and get much more design bandwidth.
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"The entire Russia narrative has occupied a tremendous amount of bandwidth in that national discussion," he said.
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In fact, it could do much worse things, like use your bandwidth as part of a botnet.
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But the technology, if it works, is promising: a "high bandwidth" brain connection, implanted via robot surgery.
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But social networks must remember low-bandwidth users, or we'll only get windows into the developed world.
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Its sound is pinched, as if its vocal data were compressed and sent via low bandwidth pipes.
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Why it matters: Today's bandwidth needs require either a long physical connection or a lot of creativity.
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Bandwidth was going up, video services and Flash animations ruled the day, and the GIF seemed antiquated.
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You can adjust the settings to bring it down, but look, streaming games is a bandwidth hog.
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Borderless by Eliot Peper Earlier this year, Eliot Peper released Bandwidth, the first in his Analog trilogy.
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We're also hogging lots more bandwidth than we used to thanks to online streaming sites like Netflix.
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In this past year, I have learned an immeasurable amount about the bandwidth of my own heart.
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YouTube estimates that each frame of 360 video requires 4-5 times the bandwidth of traditional video.
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These firms used to lease all of their bandwidth from carriers such as BT and Level 20173.
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The discussion also touched upon Opera Max, the company's data compression and bandwidth savings tool for Android.
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If all looks fine, you need to work out why Netflix isn't getting enough of the bandwidth.
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"There's limited bandwidth here," says Jeffrey Holmstead, a top EPA official in the George W. Bush administration.
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For example, it could prioritize bandwidth for a 4K TV that's streaming Netflix on your home network.
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The greater bandwidth of 5G means that more devices can use the network at the same time.
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Of course, you'll need to make sure you have the bandwidth to support all of these facets.
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" Olivia Brownlee: "I didn't have the bandwidth to fit a committed relationship in L.A. into my schedule.
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It's now live in Indonesia with bandwidth from telecom partner D-Net, and in Kenya through Surf.
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It's launched new region-specific and low-bandwidth ad units like click-to-missed-call and slideshows.
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TunnelBear also has access to over 6,000 servers worldwide, around the clock customer support, and unlimited bandwidth.
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Busy with other projects, he didn't have the bandwidth to do a documentary but Westheimer was persistent.
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But the caginess of Google's response to bandwidth concerns suggests the company isn't at that point yet.
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Well, what did you think was going to happen with all that extra bandwidth we've been adding?
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There's also more bandwidth available for those connections — 160MHz (many competing routers only offer half of that).
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But whether enough members of Congress have the bandwidth or willingness to act remains an open question.
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Both bandwidth and security are essential for autonomous systems, like robot-filled factories or self-driving cars.
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That translates into better performance when gaming, streaming high-definition video, or during other bandwidth-intensive tasks.
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For this price you get 4 cores, 16GB of RAM, 150GB of storage and 400Mbps of bandwidth.
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The company's slightly byzantine pricing plans are optimized for a number of low-bandwidth, high uptime applications.
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This would allow much faster speeds—up to 20Gbps—versus the current 4G maximum bandwidth of 1Gbps.
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As such, Amazon warns that it's important to allocate the necessary network bandwidth to accommodate these options.
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But, at 15 percent all on it's own, no single service takes up more bandwidth than Netflix.
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PureVPN also collects bandwidth usage data to ensure quality and prevent usage abuse, according to the service.
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SmartThings Wifi incorporates Plume's adaptive network system, which prioritizes bandwidth for the devices that need it most.
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And helping solve that bandwidth constraint would be, I think, very important in the future as well.
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Connect up to five devices to servers in 46+ countries, and enjoy unlimited bandwidth as you go.
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He marvels at the increases in processing power and bandwidth that have allowed his business to flourish.
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In order to take advantage of all those chips, memory bandwidth has been increased to 326GB/s.
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Many countries are experimenting with this so-called "white space"; to unlock extra bandwidth for mobile phones.
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Bots are costing legitimate businesses money by stealing data, but also hogging system resources and costly bandwidth.
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But each of those additions would be another skirmish Congress doesn't have any bandwidth for right now.
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Otherwise, they'll just ignore it because their time or attention spans simply can't afford any more bandwidth.
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During this process, we've shifted roles in the "organization" based on who had time and emotional bandwidth.
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The bandwidth is around 600 MHz, and it can travel over hills and through buildings and trees.
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The carrier is eager to add bandwidth in its competitive assault on rivals AT&T and Verizon.
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The headline news is that bandwidth gets doubled again, so we're talking a maximum of 203Gbps throughput.
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Humans can only function to the best of their abilities, given time, mental bandwidth and systemic constraints.
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This means SuperTower can handle large numbers of people engaging in high-bandwidth activities, like streaming videos.
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Its technology reduces the file-size of learning videos, requiring 1/100th of the bandwidth to watch.
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Q. I live in a rural area with an extremely slow, metered connection and limited internet bandwidth.
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Several content providers committed to reduce their bandwidth consumption so that everyone can benefit from the network.
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I routinely turn my briefs inside out to steal extra bandwidth when my top drawer is empty.
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"You're going to see more talk around the potential of 5G to remove the barriers around bandwidth."
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This lack of regular routines could potentially magnify the demand and further negatively impact bandwidth and availability.
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"The biggest deal for us was the low bandwidth attacks are still feasible today," Stefan told Motherboard.
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Now, even if we assume you have unlimited bandwidth, you still might run into problems at home.
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You can see if you have the bandwidth to support screen sharing at this Skype support page.
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Because our most intimate and our more ephemeral relationships now claim additional bandwidth, neighborly ties have suffered.
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The DDoS attack used the devices to flood Dyn and others' bandwidth beyond the point of usability.
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And at the time those parameters just change based on the quality of the camera, phone, bandwidth.
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It blocks trackers across your entire device, allowing you to browse 44% faster using 39% less bandwidth.
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Even a brilliantly acerbic chat-show interrogator can't unseat him, because Jamie's got so much more bandwidth.
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Any higher number and you're paying for bandwidth you don't need and your devices can't use yet.
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These regional monopolies result in high prices, slow speeds, punitive bandwidth caps, and comically terrible customer service.
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Stadia also seems remarkably good at maintaining image quality and latency in the face of bandwidth constraints.
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He's an original personality with an original story in a sport that has little bandwidth for clones.
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Arelith's admins pay the hosting and bandwidth costs of the server, with help from a small patreon.
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Using voice is very high bandwidth, and it's real time, and it clogs the spectrum for everybody.
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Not only are people watching more online video, they're also watching better quality video, sapping more bandwidth.
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Today, according to Theresa Bui, direct of IoT strategy at Cisco-Jasper, high bandwidth consuming devices like cars, tablets and medical devices are sharing the cellular networks with devices consuming much less data, and customers have been looking for a lower-bandwidth and lower-cost option for these devices.
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Virgin says the change will have "no impact on customers" because affected homes will be allocated extra bandwidth.
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Newer models like Manchester's Amazon deal are exciting — these streaming services have a lot of bandwidth for creatives.
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And AT&T has flirted with the idea of sponsored apps that wouldn't count towards your bandwidth limit.
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What happens when an internet router can get its user more bandwidth by knocking rival manufacturer's routers offline?
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I felt bad taking up precious internet bandwidth at the flat when my friends were trying to work.
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All this means that America's available diplomatic and military bandwidth that it can devote to Europe must change.
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What does the guy with the fastest internet in the United States use his jealousy-inducing bandwidth for?
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Increased global internet traffic, bandwidth requirements, outsourcing and cloud computing should drive cash flow in the medium term.
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And as bandwidth gets bigger and bigger, we'll be able to do more interesting things with the technology.
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It's able to maintain a stream delay of under 250ms while using less bandwidth than other streaming options.
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It also came with some handy speed test and the ability to prioritize bandwidth for a specific device.
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VR seems to be taking up a disproportionate amount of the company's bandwidth these days, via the Vive.
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With higher-bandwidth technology, 28503G-enabled 22019D printing could reduce the need for physical manufacturing equipment or delivery.
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He considered having Apple buy its own bandwidth and become its own mobile virtual network operator, or MVNO.
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Capable as it is at quickly moving data, Thunderbolt 3 puts a noticeable bottleneck on a GPU's bandwidth.
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Most importantly, the entire thing is based on the idea that there isn't enough bandwidth go go around.
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The new network is designed to rapidly preempt routine traffic to free bandwidth for emergency use, they said.
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Outgoing traffic is then accelerated and optimized, providing on average 230% faster performance and consuming 2140% less bandwidth.
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It stands to benefit from rising demand for bandwidth in their markets, driven by cloud computing and streaming.
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Depending on the device and the customer's bandwidth capabilities, the actual bitrate you receive will vary, Netflix says.
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Those are city-wide networks that need to provide a lot of bandwidth without consuming too much power.
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Data can be housed either onsite or in the cloud, depending on risk classification, latency and bandwidth needs.
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The big concern for GeForce Now—and one that's hamstrung past cloud gaming attempts—was bandwidth and latency.
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For that price, you get 2300 CPU cores, 223.99GB of RAM, 227GB of storage and 24Mbps of bandwidth.
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The United States, however, is playing catch-up and lacks not only the bandwidth but also the focus.
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Google also is getting smarter at combining local AI features for the purpose of privacy and bandwidth savings.
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He asks if I have the bandwidth to help manage the first two, and I think I do.
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The real test of 5G will be how well network operators like EE manage capacity and bandwidth requirements.
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Big ISPs can charge startups and others more for bandwidth, slowing innovation and leaving consumers with less choice.
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At the same time, bandwidth and cost constraints mean that services need to be tailored to market needs.
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On the new app, people get a "super low bandwidth" preview of the video they want to download.
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Targeting enterprise systems, Unit 42 noted, would seemingly grant the attacker access to larger bandwidth, increasing its firepower.
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The effort would take up enormous time and energy – depleting my bandwidth -- and for who knows how long?
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Suddenly files moved faster, and uploaders could share files without killing their bandwidth or raising eyebrows at Comcast.
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That's because Chinese companies have access to more digital bandwidth that makes their service faster and more reliable.
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He recommends sending a text instead, which uses up a fraction of the bandwidth on the cell network.
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Flexible NumerologyThe ability to assign smaller amounts of bandwidth to devices that don't need much, such as sensors.
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For you, the user, 802.11ax means you'll be able to do more high-bandwidth things on more devices.
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They are conceptually similar to TanDEM-X, but pass over with greater frequency, and in a different bandwidth.
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But we're extremely bandwidth-constrained in that interface between the cortex and that tertiary digital form of yourself.
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Bandwidth on a mesh network could be distributed as a charity, so why build a marketplace for data?
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This is a nationwide problem: 11.6 million students lack the minimum bandwidth for digital learning, according to research.
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And the fastest instance comes with 48 cores, 13GB of RAM, 600GB of storage and 2Gbps of bandwidth.
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In this case, the savings of American lives and the bandwidth our leaders can devote to tractable issues.
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During the initial push that Sunday night, the rapid contributions overwhelmed You Caring's bandwidth and crashed the site.
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It also offers unlimited bandwidth with no download restrictions, which is ideal for fans of torrenting in China.
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This gives the site a dedicated spot, but the addition of a personal bandwidth allotment makes the difference.
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Another 18 percent of respondents said broadcast TV has a more reliable signal; no buffering or bandwidth issues.
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Plus, bandwidth has grown to the point where the risk of mischief around streaming video is greatly reduced.
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Facebook has also experimented with using lasers and satellites to get bandwidth into places without decent mobile networks.
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At-home workers benefit from a high-bandwidth infrastructure that delivers internet service at one gigabyte per second.
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Unfortunately, with a large team, you may not have the bandwidth to provide mentoring to each new hire.
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The office also sent training videos to ethics officials Thursday that could have contributed to the exceeded bandwidth.
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By forbidding Internet bandwidth pricing to reflect economic costs, they are engaging in a form of science denial.
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If I had seen anybody playing this game and taking up data bandwidth, I would have punched them.
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Previously, Messenger Lite was primarily for users in areas with weak bandwidth so the app would run faster.
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For example, because streaming video takes up more bandwidth than reading text-based sites, companies could charge more.
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Scientists are looking for narrow-bandwidth radio signals from space that are not known to exist in nature.
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Another issue is that many people do not have the bandwidth to pay attention to a disease outbreak.
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"The more salient question is, Will the broadband providers offer extra bandwidth and at what price?" she asked.
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You'll get the best speed with a direct line for the machines that gobble up the most bandwidth.
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Princess Cruises offered passengers expanded TV and movie options, arts and crafts, and free internet with increased bandwidth.
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With unlimited bandwidth and server switches, you can browse freely to over 22 countries in TunnelBear's expanding network.
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With the social network's 2.4 billion monthly users, it has the bandwidth to make dating an additive feature.
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Amid these constant struggles, she said, voters do not have much bandwidth for Mr. Trump and foreign policy.
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The improvements are mostly around sound quality, including increased bandwidth and improved wind-noise reduction and feedback cancellation.
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And that's just the bandwidth consumed by gaming; it doesn't include music and video streaming or other activities.
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Today's 4G networks don't have the bandwidth for the vast amounts of data all those devices will transmit.
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The agent automatically handles failures and uses as much available bandwidth as it can to reduce transfer times.
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Time will tell whether this stifles long-range innovation — especially in bandwidth-intensive services such as video streaming.
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I understand that you may not want to release my sex tape for bandwidth and music-copyright reasons.
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You may need to limit those other devices to give the Roku more of your network bandwidth. 3.
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It was a community primed and ready for internet access, waiting for someone to bring in the bandwidth.
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The trick is to focus on anything except yourself, and that magically frees up a lot of bandwidth.
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A pixelated logo ploddingly loads in its upper left corner before begging users to upgrade their monthly bandwidth allowance.
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In doing so, scientists realized there was extra bandwidth available on the sites, so they added high-definition cameras.
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That's a lot of bandwidth, but as the company announced today, its MMW technology has now hit 80 Gbps.
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Currently, Stadia's creators are recommending players use the platform on a connection with a minimum bandwidth of 10 Mbps.
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To run 4K HDR images, developers suggest running Stadia on a connection with a minimum bandwidth of 35 Mbps.
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The concept itself is called 3D stacking, and we've seen it already in memory, specifically high bandwidth memory (HBM).
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In other words, they detect that T-Mobile is capping the bandwidth, and they optimize the video they send.
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First, they will bog down the administration in requests for information, leaving it less bandwidth to continue slashing regulations.
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With its ultra-high bandwidth and low latency, it has the potential to alter how consumers interact with technology.
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That "quality" costs enormous sums in engineering and design talent, not to mention massively increasing bandwidth and storage costs.
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Sauvie Island Academy barely had enough bandwidth for a small family, let alone a school with hundreds of students.
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"If it doesn't cost you anything, wow, how are they making money off of routing your bandwidth?" asks Hall.
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We Have gone looking for It everywhere: In Bibles and bandwidth, blooming Like a wound from the ocean floor.
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But that doesn't change the fact that the video is using your bandwidth, whether you notice it or not.
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The deal comes at a time when business clients are seeking more bandwidth and faster networks to move data.
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Parents can create the bandwidth to fund college tuition and retirement if they begin saving as early as possible.
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MV: That's been one of our challenges, a lot coming our way and not sufficient bandwidth to cover it.
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Advocates for ad blockers argue that digital advertisements are usually pesky, bothersome, unhelpful, and often take up precious bandwidth.
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Access will cost an "average price of $6.50" per flight, depending on bandwidth options and what route you're flying.
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This setup allows Tablo to stream to up to 6 devices simultaneously, the bandwidth of the home network permitting.
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A Facebook 'Missed Call' ad A Facebook 'Missed Call' ad Starting in 2014, Facebook began offering bandwidth ad targeting.
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" She wrote, "In this past year, I have learned an immeasurable amount about the bandwidth of my own heart.
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None of the headsets have Bluetooth due to the bandwidth limitations of the protocol and the possibility of lag.
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It's known that hackers can set up free wi-fi networks to catch gullible citizens looking for free bandwidth.
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As Simon said, people's attention—for which, in internet-speak, bandwidth is often used as a metaphor—is scarce.
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While this increases the bandwidth, it also introduces some of the cabling issues we've seen with Thunderbolt 3 previously.
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Twitter doesn't presently "have the bandwidth" to overhaul its verification system, the company's new head of product announced today.
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It also offers a whole host of other great features including bandwidth throttling, icon overlay, file retention, and more.
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The 2017 iMac is packed with all-new processors, the latest graphics technologies, innovative storage, and higher-bandwidth connectivity.
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It's also working with telecoms that use microwave towers to beam backhaul bandwidth to its Express Wi-Fi units.
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Before long, Ashe was making $2.5 million a year and reportedly using more bandwidth than all of Central America.
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It's meant to augment, not replace networking solutions that connect bandwidth- and power-hungry devices like laptops and smartphones.
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The decision would not affect its competitiveness because it already had sufficient frequency bandwidth for subscription growth, he added.
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That original display standard offered up to 10.8 Gbps of bandwidth—twice what DVI could muster, at the time.
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It would need more bandwidth, it says, and have to "re-architect its network" to support these new standards.
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That adapter has a clever, simple trick for dealing with the high-bandwidth 4K video uses: an Ethernet adapter.
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There was a congressionally approved delay in implementation... There was a problem getting proper bandwidth access from the FCC.
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Back then, mobile bandwidth was extremely limited, which meant that the messages needed to be as lightweight as possible.
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He explained how HBO had lowered the bandwidth for live-streaming on Sunday night to avoid crashing its servers.
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Reality check #3: There's not a lot of time or bandwidth to take this up as a standalone bill.
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Because cheap bandwidth is essentially unlimited, Indians are treating YouTube as their de facto streaming service, according to Shah.
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But because WhatsApp requires less bandwidth, it is also used by people in rural areas — Mr. Mugabe's traditional strongholds.
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I made the prediction that by 2025 the total bandwidth to our cars will exceed that to our homes.
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But what if there was one valve in your home to control the flow of that sweet, sweet bandwidth?
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As sysadmin, they occasionally need to throttle network bandwidth—typically, they'd do this using a bunch of terminal commands.
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I will do everything I can to help do the heavy lifting to help free up bandwidth for clients.
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Like the airwaves used for Wi-Fi, that means the bandwidth is freely available for all manner of uses.
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But I don't want all of our public policy bandwidth or all of our political energy spent on that.
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And starting in 1991, it teamed with Motorola on a digital variation of SMR that could hold more bandwidth.
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SO WE WILL LITERALLY HAVE HUNDREDS OF MEGA HERTZ OF BANDWIDTH TO DELIVER FULL SUITE OF SERVICES OF 5G.
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Videos now default to standard definition resolution, which uses far less bandwidth than high definition and 4K resolution videos.
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One of the downsides of video chats are the pixelated screens and choppy audio that comes with lackluster bandwidth.
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"This exceeds the bandwidth of Capitol Hill," said Mr. Israel, who helped devise partisan talking points for past shutdowns.
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These operations "consist mainly in expanding the bandwidth and sending messages to request certain maintenance activities," the document reads.
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Mauro went on to ask the company if he could "stock and store" bandwidth for the next few weeks.
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All plans come with unlimited bandwidth, access to fast servers in 94 countries, high-level encryption, and customer support.
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AMD's big architecture changes do mean that the company has higher bandwidth memory and improvements to its compute units.
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Using this VPN won't slow your internet speed or limit your bandwidth, and it has a zero log policy.
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The company already offers tools to help users on slow or capped broadband connections reducing their overall bandwidth use.
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"There's clearly an insatiable need for bandwidth, but there's not an insatiable desire to pay for it," says Starzyk.
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More connected devices doing high-bandwidth tasks typically means more congestion on your home network, and, therefore higher latency.
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High-band spectrum enables speeds up to 220 times faster than 25G, and provides huge bandwidth and other benefits.
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"The fact that they have bandwidth to be helping the county party means they're pretty damn organized," he said.
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Lack of bandwidth, hyper-velocity, a pittance of sleep — all of these are intensifying the sensitivity of VC returns.
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It said this would offer a better experience for people in low-bandwidth environments and on limited data plans.
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But the score often adds bright orchestral colors to scenes featuring the two tenors, resulting in a crowded bandwidth.
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Higher demand for data, storage and bandwidth provides future growth opportunities for Liquid Telecom's enterprises and wholesale data divisions.
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Eventually, the company will sell bandwidth to consumer internet providers, such as Comcast and Verizon, said Steckel, OneWeb's CEO.
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ISPs impose usage caps as high as 1 terabyte, then sock you with additional surcharges for extra bandwidth consumed.
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A plan provides a lot, including malware protection, unlimited bandwidth, military grade encryption, high speed downloading, and P2P support.
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According to Cloudflare, that free version has no bandwidth caps or "limitations," and I haven't noticed any particular slowdowns.
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The simulator will still automatically adapt to available internet bandwidth, and it supports offline gameplay with severely reduced graphics.
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Wi-Fi Home Design will scale to accommodate both the growth in Wi-Fi devices and high-bandwidth applications.
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"We're now moving into an era where 5G has 10 times the amount of bandwidth available," Mr. Davidson said.
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According to Netflix, the company's tech could save airlines up to 75 percent in bandwidth costs while offering better internet.
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Aiming for Costache's idiom, I asked: Is it like high-bandwidth information versus a file that's compressed and thinned out?
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It's just something we do now, and have done since internet bandwidth became cheap enough to make these services feasible.
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There are a few problems with that — performance deteriorates, it consumes a lot of bandwidth and there are privacy issues.
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But because the IRS makes an effort to keep things anonymous, it has limited bandwidth for this kind of collaboration.
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" The Reddit logo loads slowly and is covered by a red box that says "monthly bandwidth exceeded, click to upgrade.
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" For example, when YouTube got blocked in the country last year it was "because it was using too much bandwidth.
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WE BUILT, ENGINEERED A NETWORK THAT CAN DELIVER A LOT OF BANDWIDTH OVER THE WIRELESS NETWORKS TO THE MOBILE DEVICE.
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As Madhavapeddy stressed, it's far more efficient to bring inference to the edge, both in terms of latency and bandwidth.
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Tim Williams, a production or technical designer at the time, built the first Firefight prototype because we had no bandwidth.
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Mapbox has built software that will live in cars to beam down Mobileye's data without hogging up mobile data bandwidth.
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But whether the committee will hold a hearing about it or not depends on how much bandwidth the subject has.
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Bandwidth has been "cash flow positive and profitable for a long time," co-founder and CEO David Morken told TechCrunch.
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That matters less for sales — the Taycan is going to price well above $100,000 at first — than for brand bandwidth.
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The HDMI Forum suggests a release date of Q2 2017, so look forward to more bandwidth-and-pixels talk then.
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This makes silicon carbide by far the most promising material for building practical ultrawide-bandwidth unconditionally secure data communication lines.
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Giving away massive amounts of free storage (and the accompanying bandwidth) at Flickr's scale — billions of photos — was incredibly expensive.
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Early iPhones and Android phones demanded lightweight "mobile" web design without Flash, and mobile bandwidth was too limited for video.
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This is some fairly aggressive pricing for Google; high-resolution game-streaming is a bandwidth-intensive technology that's extremely expensive.
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Using a powered, high-bandwidth data interface adds nothing but cost and complexity, and the space you save is minimal.
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It's also a boost to audio, providing enough bandwidth for uncompressed, 24-bit Dolby Atmos 7.1 over HDMI through eARC.
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That ability will allow high-res audio to be delivered to mobile devices without a huge drain on your bandwidth.
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Once the files are backed up in the cloud, syncing the edits should be easy and shouldn't require heavy bandwidth.
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Its strongly patented solution is a fraction of the weight and size of existing solutions whilst still providing greater bandwidth.
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The other hot example I see mentioned a lot by edge proponents is the bandwidth savings enabled by edge computing.
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Speedier browsing on Google's app store will load the most popular parts of the store quickly for low bandwidth connections.
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Production costs and complexity alone make it challenging right now thanks to the amount of bandwidth required at each end.
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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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Its prioritized bandwidth provides lag-free gaming experiences, better streaming of music and videos, and a smooth in-browser performance.
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No LTE for Facebook live streams, not even enough mobile bandwidth to upload an Instagram shot of a classic Ferrari.
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Some cable companies, like Comcast, realized that the relatively larger bandwidth of coaxial cables could bring faster speeds to consumers.
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"It especially helps for 83K – with 28K and HDR it's going take more bandwidth – this will help that," Klarke adds.
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Unfortunately, since Snapchat uses bandwidth and storage-heavy video, more usage also means more Amazon AWS and Google Cloud expenditures.
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AMD jammed in 16GB of HBM2 memory, which has nearly twice the bandwidth of the GDDR6 found in Nvidia's cards.
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We put the technology in, these are still teething pains, a lot of it's going to be around network bandwidth.
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On top of this, there is simply not enough bandwidth for outlets to verify every single thing the president says.
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"If you have less bandwidth, we'll give you a lower resolution," Google Stadia's Phil Harrison told our sister site Kotaku.
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At the very least, be sure to weigh whether the loss of bandwidth is worth the gain, financial or otherwise.
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Media companies will want priority to be given to generous bandwidth, so they can stream films with ever higher resolution.
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Two decades ago users dialed up for bandwidth of around 30 kilobytes per second; now it is measured in gigabytes.
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There's plenty of bandwidth on this relatively uncrowded chunk of the spectrum, which means carriers can achieve much faster speeds.
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VR happens at home, when the mobile device is connected to Wi-Fi and bandwidth concerns are not an issue.
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Khloé is honest about the fact that she just didn't feel like she had the bandwidth to deal with Caitlyn.
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The service also boasts unlimited bandwidth for torrenting, decent download speed, and a 230/212.99 live chat tool for support.
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The main downside of Constellation is that it causes issues for some users due to its high USB bandwidth demands.
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In the IoT segment, power budgets, bandwidth requirements and integration within sensor networks make today's vision technologies impractical and ineffective.
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I think 290G and Terragraph in general are going to be very important for both increasing bandwidth and decreasing latency.
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When it spots something it reckons you can do without, it'll automatically pause it to spare bandwidth and save energy.
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ILENE SAMETH New York The writer is co-author of a one-woman play, "Bandwidth," about her lap-band surgery.
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Throttling is when telecoms lower video quality and speeds for mobile subscribers to stem bandwidth demands placed on their networks.
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Unfortunately, it was located in Ghana, where the bandwidth was so thin that a digital transfer would have taken days.
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Enjoy customizable, app-enabled full-bandwidth coverage, optimized for homes with multiple devices (even gaming consoles) without slowing anyone down.
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And the bandwidth transition, which shrank to just 70 MHz, will now last until July 2020 under the FCC's plan.
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Xunlei uses the spare bandwidth and storage to create enterprise-level cloud computing services that are sold to other firms.
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Alas, NTIA has tied up the bandwidth needed for 6900G, and Ross needs to borrow the president's tape-slashing equipment.
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AccountingStart month 1 12:00 This defines the start of the bandwidth check to 1st of each month at noon.
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As Google notes, the new cable will bring lower latency and greater bandwidth to its customers in the APAC region.
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Text is an easily searchable, bandwidth-light, and meaning-dense medium — you can pack a lot into a few characters.
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Cities can construct the core infrastructure, and using an open access model, ISPs can lease bandwidth for their own customers.
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He shares games using Google Drive, and the company takes swift action against users consuming a high amount of bandwidth.
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One problem is that doing so requires a lot of bandwidth for all the data packets flying back and forth.
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Critics say the $1.5 billion spectrum purchase by Globe and PLDT was more about keeping out competition than improving bandwidth.
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As the demand for mobile expands exponentially, so must the bandwidth and network capacity on which these connected devices depend.
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"By having exascale-level computing, but not exabyte-level bandwidth, you end up with a very lopsided system," said Stevens.
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The department this week requested $1.2 billion in supplemental funding to add bandwidth supporting more telehealth visits and telework capabilities.
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Each explorer has enough bandwidth to upload one photograph of his journey each day, which often takes hours to transmit.
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"Everybody is being negatively impacted right now, with the exception of some bandwidth, infrastructure, fintech and edtech investments," Swildens observes.
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There are limitations, though, to how quickly companies could move to broaden their bandwidth to meet the country's immediate need.
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Ivacy VPN lets you connect five devices simultaneously, with unlimited bandwidth, malware protection, over 1,000 servers, and military-grade encryption.
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All are long-term crises that require expertise and bandwidth that are lacking in the always short-staffed Trump administration.
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CenturyLink Bandwidth Charter Communications Frontier US Cellular Windstream Comcast Consolidated Communications Go deeper: Where all the robocalls are coming from
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Do policymakers have the bandwidth they need to respond, or do global and national decision-making structures risk being overwhelmed?
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But we have to figure out how to spare bandwidth for genocide in Myanmar, opioids in America and so on.
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After all, it takes real effort to comb through the bullshit, and most people have busy lives and limited bandwidth.
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The remaining two telcos will get relatively less efficient spectrum bandwidth to deliver localized 5G services based on existing infrastructure.
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However, it should be noted that sharing your screen takes a bit more internet bandwidth than regular Skype video chatting.
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Another good performance test is how well the system operates when there are several devices operating with high bandwidth demands.
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The next-gen network&aposs high bandwidth supports a large number of connections, enabling more patients to seek help simultaneously.
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YouTube was free bandwidth for storing videos and a place to put videos too big to send in an email.
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Decision-making authority should be devolved down to those with the greatest expertise and bandwidth (in the bureaus, for example).
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He wants parents to put their energy into something they have the bandwidth to do and then stick with it.
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I think that there's going to be a real opportunity to argue that bandwidth, telecom, that is infrastructure as well.
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Even when they do issue a bill, though, the Senate might struggle to find the bandwidth to hold a vote.
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The more you live through screens, the more you're living in a narrow bandwidth, an abstract world that's increasingly artificial.
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All that increased bandwidth means more reliable and robust Bluetooth connections, because let's be real, Bluetooth connections today are still spotty.
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That could be a problem for any companies that need lots of bandwidth, such as investment banks with big trading floors.
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On top of that is dynamic data, like how traffic flows around the city, surges in electrical usage, and telecommunications bandwidth.
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But rather than wait for the developing world's network infrastructure to increase bandwidth, Facebook shrunk its app into a Lite version.
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Plus, along with the tracking pixels and scripts, publishers' sites have begun to eat away at users' bandwidth, which costs money.
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In other words, get anything that's going to be using a lot of bandwidth as close to the router as possible.
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Right now, incremental improvements to existing broadband networks seem to be providing most Americans with plenty of bandwidth for today's applications.
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Southwest Airlines charges $8 a day for its Wi-Fi service, which prohibits access to Netflix and other high-bandwidth applications.
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This makes them slow to load, especially when visitors reach the site on a mobile device that may have limited bandwidth.
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It works by allowing a device to use multiple LTE bands simultaneously to allow for increased bandwidth, and therefore, increased speed.
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They've auctioned off bandwidth to the telephone and communications companies, which diminishes the frequencies that we can use for our microphones.
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This plan lets you connect five devices simultaneously, with unlimited bandwidth, malware protection, over 1,000 servers, and that military-grade encryption.
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Bandwidth capacity, transmission speed, and conduits of information have replaced spice, silks, and jewels as the bestower of merchant king status.
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Unfortunately, it did that by stripping out the High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection ("HDCP") that media companies put on their content.
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