Translation of backbone operator into Arabic noun

Cooperation between regulators in developed and developing countries can play a useful role in the promotion of greater transparency in the dealings between large backbone operators and developing country ISP.

Telecom operators often provide the backbone communication networks required to run systems and applications.

Because Filipino Tilt-A-Whirl operators are this nation's backbone.

These factors place significant constraints on commercial operators' willingness to extend backbone networks deep into rural regions, where revenues from local broadband services may be low and unreliable.

For these reasons, the financing of backbone networks depends upon large-scale investments, often by a combination of governments, major network operators, international investors and partners, as well as donors and financial institutions.

For example, in many countries, the Internet market, and particularly the backbone infrastructure and international gateway, remain under the monopoly of one or very few telecommunications operators.