Synonyms for bandwidth
ˈbændˌwɪdθ, -ˌwɪtθband·width

Princeton's WordNet

1. bandwidthnoun

   a data transmission rate; the maximum amount of information (bits/second) that can be transmitted along a channel

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1. • Information Measure

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1. List of paraphrases for "bandwidth":

   broadband, width, band, banda, bw, narrowband

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1. Miriam Krinsky:

   We have to realize that a single case where accountability resulted, does not mean that accountability will be the rule, sadly, it more likely will continue to be the exception. We just have to continue to work hard to expand that bandwidth and the ability of prosecutors through logic or resources in putting the right people in leadership positions to get it right. And secondly, we have to realize that a single verdict doesn't mean that systemic reform has happened and that we can close up shop.

2. Gerzof Richard:

   Companies looking to stay competitive in their market space, win new business and attract employees need to embrace video, they need to look at their mobile phones as video cameras and always think about creating relevant and meaningful content when going about their daily business activities. Related: 6 Big Reasons Small Businesses Need to Be on Periscope As video search technologies improve, bandwidth costs for uploading and downloading video drop and humans get better at shooting and posting video files, video will increasingly become a more dominant form of communication for all businesses, from startups to multi-national brands.

3. Jonathan Friedman:

   There isn't much bandwidth for planning how to use the G20 presidency to achieve clear goals, turkey's soft power has declined so rapidly over the last two years. Turkey doesn't have the same credibility on the G20 stage as it would have had a couple of years back.

4. Julian Sanchez:

   What’s more realistic is the introduction of plans that provide higher speeds for specific bandwidth-intensive services.

5. Helima Croft:

   Russia's foreign exchange reserves have swelled on the back of rising commodities prices, as well as key fiscal reforms such as raising the retirement age, potentially giving it more financial bandwidth to endure additional western sanctions.