telecommunications networks
[/ˌtelɪkəˌmjuːnɪˈkeɪʃənz ˈnetwɜːrks/]
nounpl: telecommunications networks
redes de telecomunicações
1. Systems of interconnected communication infrastructure that transmit voice, data, and video signals over distances using various technologies
Modern telecommunications networks enable instant global communication.
As redes de telecomunicações modernas permitem comunicação global instantânea.
2. The physical and logical infrastructure including cables, towers, switches, and servers used to facilitate long-distance communication
The country invested heavily in upgrading its telecommunications networks.
O país investiu pesadamente na atualização de suas redes de telecomunicações.
3. Complex systems combining multiple technologies such as fiber optics, wireless, satellite, and copper lines
5G telecommunications networks are revolutionizing mobile communication speeds.
As redes de telecomunicações 5G estão revolucionando as velocidades de comunicação móvel.
In Brazil, telecommunications networks are critical infrastructure owned and operated by companies like Telefônica, Claro, Vivo, and Oi. The term is frequently used in policy discussions regarding digital inclusion and internet expansion. In the USA, similar networks are operated by AT&T, Verizon, and other providers. Both markets heavily regulate these networks due to their essential role in modern society.
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