Network Assets definition

Network Assets means all assets of the Company and its Restricted Subsidiaries, including but not limited to the Affiliation Agreements, the Media Rights Agreements and the Sports Telecast Rights Agreements, used or necessary to the operation of the Network Business (other than the Excluded Assets under clauses (i) through (v) and (vii) through (ix) of the definition of Excluded Assets).
Network Assets means network assets, hardware, firmware, middleware, servers, workstations, routers, hubs, switches and other equipment, including transport facilities, test equipment, network management equipment, and communication equipment (including radios, transmitters and receivers, antennae, generators, shelters, and network facilities), in each case that is owned, leased or held for use by the Company or any of its Subsidiaries.

Examples of Network Assets in a sentence

  • The Upper 700 MHz D Block licensee, the Network Assets Holder, and related en- tities as the Commission may require or allow must be Special Purpose Bankruptcy Remote Entities formed to hold the license, to hold the shared network assets, or for such other pur- pose as the Commission may require or allow.

  • Upon issuance of the Upper 700 MHz D Block license, the winning bidder will assign all of its rights and obligations under the NSA to the Upper 700 MHz D Block licensee, Network Assets Holder, the Operating Company, and any other related enti- ties that the Commission may require or allow.

  • Excludes the 5G standalone assets which are jointly owned between M1 and another party, as well as the co-owned and “right of use” assets that cannot be transferred and will not be part of the Network Assets.

  • In the event that the Upper 700 MHz D Block license is awarded to a new enti- ty, the Public Safety Broadband Li- censee’s option to purchase the net- work and all network assets if and whenever the Upper 700 MHz D Block license is cancelled or terminated and its right of first refusal to purchase the network assets if and whenever such assets are otherwise to be sold shall be assigned to the new Upper 700 MHz D Block licensee and the new Network Assets Holder.

  • Sellers will continue to operate the Network Assets and lease the network from Uniti Leasing pursuant to a Master Lease Agreement to be executed prior to completion of the sale of Network Assets.


More Definitions of Network Assets

Network Assets. , in relation to a network, means the apparatus, equipment, plant and buildings used to provide or in connection with providing covered services on the network, which assets are either connection assets or shared assets.
Network Assets means transport and distribution facilities and associated rights, equipment, electronics, devices, protocols, code, software and licenses identified in the OSI model that are used and useful for the delivery of telecommunications, data, Internet and other services by the Borrower and Subsidiaries to other providers and to customers, including without limitation fiber optic cable, sheath, attachments, splice points, supports, pole licenses, easements, access and entry agreements, hubs, routers, switches, optics, optolectronics, amplifiers, repeaters, power systems, leasehold facilities, colocation arrangements, colocation equipment, distribution frames, cross connects, patches, monitoring and provisioning systems, network design and inventory systems, interconnection agreements, peering agreements, and rights-of-way, and the systems, software, physical space, and services used to operate those facilities.
Network Assets in relation to the Network, means the apparatus, equipment, plant and buildings used to provide or in connection with providing Covered Services on the Network, which assets are either Connection Assets or Shared Assets.
Network Assets means, (i) fiber optic cable (including the optic fibers ("Fibers") and sheathing) ("Cable"), (ii) conduit in which fiber optic cable may be installed ("Conduit"), (iii) regenerator, terminal, splice and junction facilities for fiber optic cable ("Cable Facilities"), (iv) switching, electronic and optronic equipment and software to process signals and light the optic fibers ("Signal Equipment"), (v) racks, power, alarm, HVAC and other equipment and systems used to operate the Signal Equipment ("Racks"), (vi) Approved IRUs and (vii) POPs. Network Assets do not include, for purposes of the Operative Documents (unless otherwise expressly provided) (x) any Real Property, (y) any underground or underwater ductwork, tunnels, vaults, landing points or other structures in, to, through or under which fiber may be installed, except in each case to the extent that any Approved IRU or POP may include rights in respect of any of the foregoing.
Network Assets means, at any time, any infrastructure and equipment (including the Operator Properties, Authority Network Assets, Network Buses and associated equipment) required by the Operator, and used or managed by the Operator at that time, to provide the Services.
Network Assets means all assets of the Company and its Restricted Subsidiaries, including but not limited to the Affiliation Agreements and the Sports Telecast Rights Agreements, used or necessary to the operation of the Network Business (other than the Excluded Assets under clauses (i) through (v) and (vii) through (ix) of the definition of Excluded Assets).
Network Assets. All assets owned or (to the extent capable of being transferred or otherwise being made available for the benefit of the Crown) held or otherwise used by any member of the Tranz Rail Group for or in connection with the operation or maintenance of the Rail Network, including the: