After all, the phone network was built to carry information, the power grid wasn't.
The technology premise: Carriers have spent billions of dollars installing mega-bandwidth optical networks to carry information long distances.
Today's long-haul optics use photons, or light, to carry information at about 1% of what it would cost with electronic circuits and semiconductors.
The SEC has issued guidance to publicly listed companies saying their annual 10-K reports should carry information on the risks from cyber intrusions or malware.
Just as seismic waves moving through Earth provide information about our planet's insides, so sound waves travelling through a star carry information about its inner workings.
Their advent is driving a profound debate over the definition of privacy in an era when most people now carry information-transmitting devices with them all the time.
Psychologists spent much of the 20th century denigrating the work of 19th-century physiognomists and phrenologists who thought the shapes of faces and skulls carry information about personality.
They enable water to be pumped in a network that runs between the horizontal layers of a stack and the thousands of vertical interconnections that carry information between its layers.
The human cell nucleus contains 23 pairs of chromosomes, which carry genetic information necessary for developing and running the body correctly.
The sun rose and "it was a beautiful day that day" and Hemingway got to carry vital information to headquarters.
Experiments using mice have shown that the offspring with the new mitochondria carry no information that defines any human attributes.
Trials of the latest microchip cards, which can carry more information and are harder to counterfeit than current basic swipe cards, are taking place.
Financial statements carry real information.
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Every staff member can carry gigabytes of information in a pocket or purse.
The water contained DNA, the same molecule used by every organism on earth to carry its genetic information, its blueprint.
How will agencies carry out electronic information dissemination?
CPUs are designed to carry out calculations in sequence where the answer to one process provides the information to carry out the next one.
This allows the network to carry every form of information and support every kind of application.
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Hackers could use this information to carry out attack on company networks.
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Able to carry many times more information than an ordinary magnetic-stripe card, one smart card can be used for a variety of transactions that currently require a variety of cards.
Police will identify which warrants to carry out, make sure information is correct and accompany court arrest teams.
Police vehicles in North Yorkshire will carry a poster appealing for information on the disappearance of York chef Claudia Lawrence.
Even as they mature, have families, and take on more significant responsibilities, their enthusiasm for widespread information sharing will carry forward.
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At the same time, telephony is making the transition from inefficient switched networks to Internet-based solutions that run on the same protocols that carry every other kind of information.
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Like the copper cable, it would be buried in the ground--but a strand the diameter of a human hair could carry thousands of times more information than the copper wire.
It satisfies the need of outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and military operators to have a rugged and mobile device to take the place of several other instruments they might need to carry to obtain the same information.
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Some biotechnology patents now carry 160, 000 pages of information.
Never mind that its bungling of information about the likes of Bernard Madoff enabled him to carry on scams for years that a public with access to more information about his operations might have shunned.
But as it was in the days of the courts of King Henry VIII, executives are going to depend ever more on trusted human agents, dispatched to the far corners of kingdoms to carry sensitive messages, learn sensitive information, negotiate and close deals.
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