Traduction de «Débit de transfert des données » (Français → Anglais) :

3. Notes that both fixed and mobile data traffic is growing exponentially and that a number of actions, such as further harmonised spectrum allocations for wireless broadband, increased spectrum efficiency and a rapid roll out of NGA networks, will be crucial to managing this increase;

Current networks are designed for fixed wavelength lasers at cost levels of less than €10 per laser but these are not designed to deal with high data rates (1 to 10 Gigabits/second) per customer as would be required in super fast access networks.

The project is expected to enable up to 98% of Estonia's households, businesses and institutions to connect to a high speed internet network with a data transfer rate of at least 100 Mbit/s, also in areas where private investment would not lead to such coverage in the near future.

Flexibility is required to allow Member States to take measures where necessary to ensure that a data connection is capable of supporting data rates which are sufficient to permit functional internet access, as defined by the Member States, taking due account of specific circumstances in national markets, for instance the prevailing bandwidth used by the majority of subscribers in that Member State or technological feasibility, provided that these measures seek to minimize market distortion.

We are, however, greatly concerned about the rising incidence of electronic data theft, which leads increasingly to credit card, debit card, and bank account transfer fraud.

Our comments on the draft instruments will be very much informed by the following considerations: consistency with Canada's prohibition on bulk out-of-basin transfers of boundary waters; obligations under the Boundary Waters Treaty—no effect on levels and flows; making sure that it's based on ecosystem perspectives—the importance of protecting ecosystems in communities that depend on a sustainable supply of water in the Great Lakes system; relevance of science-based policy informed by both sound science and reliable data; and a precautionary approach, a prudent action that's very important to face potentially serious risk without hav ...[+++]ing to weight scientific uncertainty.