Definition of telco in English:

telco

nounPlural telcos ˈtɛlkəʊˈtɛlkoʊ

A telecommunications company.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most telcos have trenched enough fiber to carry signals across long distances.
- The telcos responsible for broadband infrastructure can now see where and how they can make money.
- The telco already runs Wi-Fi public access hot spots and payphones at all three sites.
- An enterprise will look for a breadth of services from the telcos and strong competition in a potential location.
- By doing this telcos will be able to more easily roll out high bandwidth Internet access to both business and residential customers.
- Why did the telcos previously believe that subscribers at any cost would be a viable business plan?
- Bringing costs down will have to become a major priority for both cable companies and the telcos.
- Will the cities be forced to partner with telcos to help them operate and manage the networks?
- I also understand that the major telcos and cablecos are in a lobbying frenzy to prevent this as well.
- The monster telco reckons that 91 payphones will be kitted out by the end of the week.
- Once word of the network hit the papers, the telco and service provider lobby swung into action.
- The Singapore authorities already require telcos here to note down the particulars of prepaid card buyers.
- All over the world, telcos have seen customers switching to cable and mobile phone services.
- Quoted company share prices in this sector have suffered alongside telcos in other markets - but undeservedly so.
- This is the latest in a series of setbacks for telcos and telco equipment manufacturers.
- This is simply a way for the telcos to advertise lower prices than they're really charging.
- The size of the States has also reinforced the monopolistic behaviour of many US telcos and service providers.
- It is a huge consortium of domain registrars, registry operators, telcos and technology companies.
- It opens up a huge playing field for mobile telcos who see the opportunity to offer financial services.
- Do I need to tell you how like almost any enterprise, big telcos hate to be regulated?

Origin

1970s: abbreviation.

Definition of telco in US English:

telco

nounˈtelkōˈtɛlkoʊ

A telecommunications company.
Example sentencesExamples
- All over the world, telcos have seen customers switching to cable and mobile phone services.
- Most telcos have trenched enough fiber to carry signals across long distances.
- Once word of the network hit the papers, the telco and service provider lobby swung into action.
- The Singapore authorities already require telcos here to note down the particulars of prepaid card buyers.
- Will the cities be forced to partner with telcos to help them operate and manage the networks?
- This is the latest in a series of setbacks for telcos and telco equipment manufacturers.
- Why did the telcos previously believe that subscribers at any cost would be a viable business plan?
- Do I need to tell you how like almost any enterprise, big telcos hate to be regulated?
- An enterprise will look for a breadth of services from the telcos and strong competition in a potential location.
- This is simply a way for the telcos to advertise lower prices than they're really charging.
- It opens up a huge playing field for mobile telcos who see the opportunity to offer financial services.
- Bringing costs down will have to become a major priority for both cable companies and the telcos.
- The monster telco reckons that 91 payphones will be kitted out by the end of the week.
- The size of the States has also reinforced the monopolistic behaviour of many US telcos and service providers.
- It is a huge consortium of domain registrars, registry operators, telcos and technology companies.
- The telcos responsible for broadband infrastructure can now see where and how they can make money.
- The telco already runs Wi-Fi public access hot spots and payphones at all three sites.
- I also understand that the major telcos and cablecos are in a lobbying frenzy to prevent this as well.
- By doing this telcos will be able to more easily roll out high bandwidth Internet access to both business and residential customers.
- Quoted company share prices in this sector have suffered alongside telcos in other markets - but undeservedly so.

Origin

1970s: abbreviation.

单词	telco
释义	Definition of telco in English: telco nounPlural telcos ˈtɛlkəʊˈtɛlkoʊ A telecommunications company. Example sentencesExamples Most telcos have trenched enough fiber to carry signals across long distances. The telcos responsible for broadband infrastructure can now see where and how they can make money. The telco already runs Wi-Fi public access hot spots and payphones at all three sites. An enterprise will look for a breadth of services from the telcos and strong competition in a potential location. By doing this telcos will be able to more easily roll out high bandwidth Internet access to both business and residential customers. Why did the telcos previously believe that subscribers at any cost would be a viable business plan? Bringing costs down will have to become a major priority for both cable companies and the telcos. Will the cities be forced to partner with telcos to help them operate and manage the networks? I also understand that the major telcos and cablecos are in a lobbying frenzy to prevent this as well. The monster telco reckons that 91 payphones will be kitted out by the end of the week. Once word of the network hit the papers, the telco and service provider lobby swung into action. The Singapore authorities already require telcos here to note down the particulars of prepaid card buyers. All over the world, telcos have seen customers switching to cable and mobile phone services. Quoted company share prices in this sector have suffered alongside telcos in other markets - but undeservedly so. This is the latest in a series of setbacks for telcos and telco equipment manufacturers. This is simply a way for the telcos to advertise lower prices than they're really charging. The size of the States has also reinforced the monopolistic behaviour of many US telcos and service providers. It is a huge consortium of domain registrars, registry operators, telcos and technology companies. It opens up a huge playing field for mobile telcos who see the opportunity to offer financial services. Do I need to tell you how like almost any enterprise, big telcos hate to be regulated? Origin 1970s: abbreviation. Definition of telco in US English: telco nounˈtelkōˈtɛlkoʊ A telecommunications company. Example sentencesExamples All over the world, telcos have seen customers switching to cable and mobile phone services. Most telcos have trenched enough fiber to carry signals across long distances. Once word of the network hit the papers, the telco and service provider lobby swung into action. The Singapore authorities already require telcos here to note down the particulars of prepaid card buyers. Will the cities be forced to partner with telcos to help them operate and manage the networks? This is the latest in a series of setbacks for telcos and telco equipment manufacturers. Why did the telcos previously believe that subscribers at any cost would be a viable business plan? Do I need to tell you how like almost any enterprise, big telcos hate to be regulated? An enterprise will look for a breadth of services from the telcos and strong competition in a potential location. This is simply a way for the telcos to advertise lower prices than they're really charging. It opens up a huge playing field for mobile telcos who see the opportunity to offer financial services. Bringing costs down will have to become a major priority for both cable companies and the telcos. The monster telco reckons that 91 payphones will be kitted out by the end of the week. The size of the States has also reinforced the monopolistic behaviour of many US telcos and service providers. It is a huge consortium of domain registrars, registry operators, telcos and technology companies. The telcos responsible for broadband infrastructure can now see where and how they can make money. The telco already runs Wi-Fi public access hot spots and payphones at all three sites. I also understand that the major telcos and cablecos are in a lobbying frenzy to prevent this as well. By doing this telcos will be able to more easily roll out high bandwidth Internet access to both business and residential customers. Quoted company share prices in this sector have suffered alongside telcos in other markets - but undeservedly so. Origin 1970s: abbreviation.
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