Traduction de «bande passante de transmission optique » (Français → Anglais) :

E. whereas it is estimated that 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020 and global data traffic is expected to grow 15-fold by the end of 2017; whereas this exponential growth in broadband traffic will require ambitious policies at Union and Member State level to increase the capacity of both fixed and mobile networks, if the EU is to achieve more growth, competitiveness and productivity;

E. whereas it is estimated that 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020 and global data traffic is expected to grow 15-fold by the end of 2017; whereas this exponential growth in broadband traffic will require ambitious policies at Union and Member State level to increase the capacity of both fixed and mobile networks, if the EU is to achieve more growth, competitiveness and productivity;

We expect to have a full fibre optic link this summer, but then bandwidth becomes a problem.

Space systems are the main tool for collecting, transmitting and disseminating information at a global level and the only one which is physically non-intrusive, thanks to the capabilities provided by broadband communication systems and optical imaging, infrared or radar systems, the performance of which has made spectacular progress.

I believe they do not want to talk about a national dream of fibre optics connections so much as they want to talk about a national dream of national security (1900) When we talk about $4 billion for interconnecting Canadians on the broadband fibre optic system, I do not think the budget will allow it.

Under Directive 92/44/EEC, Member States must ensure that the telecommunications organizations make available certain types of leased lines to all providers of telecommunications services. However, the Directive provides only for such offer of a harmonized set of leased lines up to a certain bandwidth. Companies needing a higher bandwidth to provide services based on new high-speed technologies such as SDH (synchronous digital hierarchy) have complained that the telecommunications organizations concerned are unable to meet their demand whilst it could be met by the optic fibre networks of other potential providers of telecommunications infrastructur ...[+++]e, in the absence of the current exclusive rights. Consequently, the maintenance of these rights delays the emergence of new advanced telecommunications services and therefore restricts technical progress at the expense of the users contrary to Article 90 (1) of the Treaty, in conjunction with point (b) of the second paragraph of Article 86 of the Treaty.