What does Telecom mean?
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Princeton's WordNet
telecommunication, telecomnoun
(often plural) systems used in transmitting messages over a distance electronically
Wiktionary
telecomnoun
Telecommunication.
telecomnoun
A telco or telephone company.
Etymology: Short for telecommunication, or for telephone company.
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telecom
Telecom, short for telecommunications, is the exchange of information through various types of technologies over significant distances. This includes broadcasting, telephony and internet services. It involves the use of electronic equipment and systems to transmit digital or analog data, voice and video around the world. It is a significant part of modern society, enabling communication and data transmission between individuals, businesses, and institutions.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Telecom in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Telecom in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of Telecom in a Sentence
I will do everything and the finance ministry will do everything it can, to make sure this deal doesn't go through. Golan Telecom received frequencies from Israel to generate competition and not to pull a fast one in order to make hundreds of millions.
Spectrum is the key asset required for telecom carriers to gain scale, the customer addition is OK, but with this added spectrum, now RCom will be present in circles they weren't.
The big telecom companies are trying to strangle the C$25 package at birth.
The telecom community has been very supportive of Huawei, without Huawei, they don't have enough diversity of suppliers.
Buyers emerged for non-bank stocks, blue chips like OTE Telecom and (gaming group) OPAP, which shows that there is buying interest out there.
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