eaccess造句

• Analysts say eAccess faces a challenge because of tough competition.
• NTT is NEC's largest customer _ and eAccess'most bitter enemy.
• On October 3, 2012, the take over of competitor eAccess was announced, and was completed in January 2013.
• It was formed in 2014 through the merger of Willcom and eAccess, and uses the Y ! moniker brand from Yahoo!
• People with ADSL in Japan now total more than 8 million, with 400, 000 people signing on every month, according to eAccess.
• NEC's helping to bankroll the development of eAccess'business speaks volumes about the changes afoot in the Japanese telecommunications market as deregulation takes hold.
• Sachio Semmoto, eAccess chief executive and founder, who worked for 20 years at NTT, said he was confident in his business model of pursuing profitability.
• In the last year, NTT has been under pressure from all quarters to reduce the prices it charges competitors from eAccess to Worldcom to hook up to that extensive network.
• On January 1, 2013 eAccess became a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank Corporation ( now SoftBank Group Corporation ) . eAccess merged with Willcom to form Ymobile in July 2014.
• On January 1, 2013 eAccess became a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank Corporation ( now SoftBank Group Corporation ) . eAccess merged with Willcom to form Ymobile in July 2014.
• Japan Telecom also announced a deal to combine its ADSL network operations with eAccess, a Japanese Internet service provider, to cut costs while continuing the same services to its customers.
• Eric Gan, who works for Goldman Sachs Japan, is also co-founder of eAccess Ltd ., an Internet service provider in which Goldman has invested, said a spokeswoman for the firm.
• The NEC alliance with eAccess is also a message to Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp ., which controls virtually the entire network of phone lines leading directly into Japan's 50 million homes.
• For the fiscal year through March 2004, eAccess is forecasting a 400 million yen ( US $ 3.6 million ) profit on 38.3 billion yen ( US $ 347 million ) sales.
• NEC Corp ., Japan's leading computer and semiconductor manufacturer, has teamed up with eAccess Ltd ., a new telecommunications company, to provide subscribers to its Internet service with high-speed connections.
• The telephone giant is currently under investigation by the Japanese Fair Trade Commission over allegations it has tried to stymie the rollout of eAccess and other similar services by delaying the installation of high-speed services to its vast network.
• Japanese broadband startup eAccess made a good debut in going public Friday on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in a nation where high-speed Internet access is taking off on the back of one of the world's cheapest rates.
• On July 1, 2013, SoftBank announced that Willcom became a wholly owned subsidiary effective July 1, 2013, after termination of rehabilitation proceedings . eAccess was merged with Willcom, which resulted in a new subsidiary and brand from Yahoo!
• "The competition is very fierce, and it's going to be difficult for eAccess to compete against Softbank and NTT, " said Mark Berman, director of telecommunications equity research at Credit Suisse First Boston Securities ( Japan ) in Tokyo.
• In the April-June quarter, eAccess turned profitable for the first time since its founding in 1999, recording a 141 million yen ( US $ 1.3 million ) profit, a turnaround from 1.67 billion yen in losses for the same quarter a year ago.