Network Facility
/ˈnɛtwɜrk fəˈsɪləti/
Definitions
- (n.) A physical or virtual infrastructure component used in telecommunications or data transfer that enables the transmission, switching, or routing of communications.
The company invested heavily in upgrading its network facilities to improve service reliability.
- (n.) In regulatory contexts, any tangible or intangible asset used to provide network services, including cables, switches, routers, and transmission apparatus.
Network facilities must comply with industry standards to ensure fair access for all providers.
Forms
- network facility
- network facilities
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Commentary
The term often appears in telecommunications law, emphasizing regulatory distinctions between physical infrastructure and service offerings.
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