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by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 2:44 am
by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 2:46 am
by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 2:48 am
by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 2:52 am
DBSX
Shares trading at: 122.09 credits
BSE
Shares trading at: 101.12 credits
Revenue: 1,089,628,091,788 credits
Profit: 179,612,042,988 credits
Total assets: 2,038,928,102 credits
Total equity: 68,097,214 credits
Employees: 157,023
by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 2:53 am
Phone Connection
Using a basic twisted pair copper cable, we roll-out and connect all customers required via copper and exchanges.
The amount of exchanges varies wildly depending on the coverage area. Although an oldie it is still the dominant
form of communication in the world today, and an extremely essential base level infrastructure that no developed
nation should be without. The Phone Connection package is bundled with our dial-up internet packagewhich can
be found below. All other connections and packages are compatible with phones.
Cost per building: 15 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 75 NSD
Speed: N/A
Dial-up Connection
Using the same infrastructure as the Phone Connection package, dial-up brings a very cheap, but slow, basic internet
network. At around 56 kilo-bits per second this package is perfect for newly developed nations and economically
struggling nations on a budget. Fast enough to download 1 photo every 8 minutes.
Cost per building: 30 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 75 NSD
Speed: 56 kbits/s
DSL Connection
DSL ,or digital subscriber line, uses a larger, more advanced version of the phone cable, as well as upgraded phone
exchanges; because of this, it will cost extra, but is well worth it. This package is suited to nations who can afford
extra for their citizens. On average, it is around 5 mega-bits per second it is 5000 times faster than dial-up, enough
to download a 3 minute song in 54 seconds.
Cost per building: 2000 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 400 NSD
Speed: 5 mbits/s
Fiber-coaxial/Cable
Fiber coaxial cable is a hybrid form of copper and fiber optic, it is the same speed as FTTN internet but with one
major difference, it has the ability to use already installed cable TV cables. And is therefore, much cheaper to run,
with some tweaking, we can do an entire cable network for 50,000 credits, no matter the size of the network.
If you would rather have a new hybrid network rolled out whether for cable TV or internet, it is still cheaper
than FTTN. It runs at 50 mega-bits per second, it can download a full length, HD movie in 11 minutes.
Cost per building: 4000 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 1100 NSD
Speed: 50 mbits/s
FTTN Connection
Now we're getting serious! FTTN, or fiber to the node, is basically an DSL connection but instead of having copper
from the phone/internet exchange, it has a small underground or above ground box (node) that the copper connects
into. The node is then connected to a high speed fiber optic cable, this offers much faster speeds because the
further the signal travels through copper, the slower it is. It's like having a fast, micro-exchange on every block.
At 50 mega-bits per second, it can download a full length, HD movie in 11 minutes.
Cost per building: 7000 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 2000 NSD
Speed: 50 mbits/s
FTTH Connection
The fastest, and most expensive. Fiber to the home/premises is a fiber optic cable straight to the home, it requires
a specialized modem to work and can last pretty much forever. It delivers information using light pulses and requires
no electricity to run nodes or exchanges, doesn't suffer from signal loss over distance and is extremely stable. At over
10 giga-bits per second, it can download 3 full length, HD movies per second; the absolute gold standard. Great for
wealthy, large governments that can afford the very best in future proofing.
Cost per building: 13000 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 4000 NSD
Speed: 10 gbits/s
Satellite Up-link
Using high powered beams from orbiting satellites, this can provide a huge area of land with reasonably good internet
at a fairly low price. It requires a special antenna, but after that it works in the same way a regular modemwould.
Perfect for massive, sprawling nations. At 12 mega-bits per second, it can download a 3 minute song in 14 seconds and
is good for streaming.
Cost per satellite: 12000000 NSD
Cost per square kilometer: 5 NSD
Speed: 12 mbits/s
Fixed Wireless
Using the same 4G technology as mobile/cell phone towers, it can provide high speed internet over a large area very
cheaply, as well as mobile phone connections. Also great for massive sprawling nations which can afford more than
satellite. at 100 mega-bits per second, it can download a full length HD movie in 7 minutes but suffers from instability
and is highly affected by environmental conditions.
Cost per tower: 200000 NSD
Cost per kilometer: 20 NSD
Speed: 100 mbits/s
by Hyfling » Thu Sep 19, 2013 8:51 pm
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[b]Package selected:[/b]
[b]Public Construction[/b]
-Nation name:
-Government name:
-Head of government:
-Minister of communications or equal:
[b]Houses/buildings to be connected:[/b]
[b]Kilometers of cable required:[/b]
[b]Expected total cost:[/b]
[b]Expected uptake rate (%):[/b]
[b]Time required/expected:[/b]
[b][u]Private Construction[/u][/b]
-Company name:
-CEO:
-Country of origin:
[b]Houses/buildings to be connected:[/b]
[b]Kilometers of cable required:[/b]
[b]Expected total cost:[/b]
[b]Expected uptake rate (%):[/b]
[b]Time required/expected:[/b]
[b][u]Public Construction[/u][/b]
[b]Package selected:[/b]
-Nation name:
-Government name:
-Head of government:
-Minister of communications or equal:
[b]Houses/buildings to be covered:[/b]
[b]Expected total cost:[/b]
[b]Expected uptake rate (%):[/b]
[b]Time required/expected:[/b]
[b][u]Private Construction[/u][/b]
-Company name:
-CEO:
-Country of origin:
[b]Houses/buildings to be covered:[/b]
[b]Area to be covered (Km[sub]2[/sub]):[/b]
[b]Expected total cost:[/b]
[b]Expected uptake rate (%):[/b]
[b]Time required/expected:[/b]
[b][u]Cable TV Broadcasting Form[/u][/b]
-Country of origin:
[b]Cities, etc to be covered by cable:[/b]
[b]Area to be covered by satellite(Km[sub]2[/sub]):[/b]
[b]Does your nation censor certain content?:[/b]
[b][u]Cable TV Broadcasting Form[/u][/b]
-Company name:
-CEO:
-Country of origin:
[b]Cities, etc to be covered by cable:[/b]
[b]Area to be covered by satellite(Km[sub]2[/sub]):[/b]
[b]Expected total cost:[/b]
[b]Expected uptake rate (%):[/b]
[b]Does your nation censor any content?:[/b]
[b]Revenue split (ie: 20/80)[/b]
by CatBeatts Sound Co » Sat Mar 15, 2014 3:20 am
by Hyfling » Sat Mar 15, 2014 3:46 am
CatBeatts Sound Co wrote:Private Construction
-Company name: CatBeatts Sound Co
-CEO: FTTH Connection, Phone Connection
-Country of origin: Swamps of Shrek
Houses/buildings to be connected: Main office buildings
Kilometers of cable required: Unknown (Seriously, what the hell. How would anyone know this? alm: ) OOC: The idea for this is a national cable roll-out, similar to the NBN in Australia
Expected total cost: 130,150 NSD (I just "(13000 + 15) x 10") and what the hell are credits? We use universally NSD (Nation State Dollar) OOC: credits are Hyfling's currency. We should probably fix this to save time converting currencies.
Expected uptake rate (%): Unknown (This is just on my side, I'm just a idiot) OOC: The uptake rate is the percentage of people with available cable connection who take on the offer. Example: if a cable passes 10 houses, and nine people take the offer, it is a 90% uptake rate.
Time required/expected: 3 Months - 9 Months Deadline
We'd also like cable for our staff rooms, if possible.
Cable TV Broadcasting Form
-Company name: CatBeatts Sound Company
-CEO of CatBEATTS Sound Co
-Country of origin: Swamps of shrek
Cities, etc to be covered by cable: N/a
Area to be covered by satellite(Km2): Just our buildings.
Expected total cost:
Expected uptake rate (%):
Does your nation censor any content?: No, but looks down upon highly sexual/gory content playing during 5 AM - 9 PM.
Revenue split (ie: 20/80) N/a
(Note: I've probably done everything not as wanted by you, but that's mainly because I'm a total and utter idiot.) OOC: Don't worry, this storefront still has a lot of problems and holes that need fixing.
by CatBeatts Sound Co » Sat Mar 15, 2014 5:15 pm
Hyfling wrote:The HyFI cable roll-out division, and HyFI cable TV solutions division has reviewed your applications and have decided to ACCEPT them. Very small scale cable TV will be provided to the CatBEATTS Corporate buildings free of charge (the amount of connections is so small, we will just underpin the costs of operation through advertising revenue.
Our skilled IT personnel have been contacted and will begin to fit your Fiber Cable Intranet (OOC: I think this is what you are asking for ) at a cost of 130,150 HFC (or 65,075 NSD). The expected time of completion is four months. We would like to thank you, once again, for working with us.
by Britonisea » Sun Mar 16, 2014 8:52 am
This is the for the CEO of This group;Dear CEO of HyFI,
As you may or may not know, Britannual Headquarters has made an outburst. Making it worldwide. We, Britannual and it's partners, would like for your company to check out the new storefront and to introduce you to Britannual.
We would like for you to visit the "advertise my company" page and you can advertise your company on our page. This is the first time a company has ever done such a thing. We would like for you company to benefit off of this and for you to sign up for this. Also (Whilst your at it) sign up for an exciting partnership between the two companies which could also bring benefits.
We hope that you can look forward to this.
-CEO of Britannual.
Also,
Cable TV Broadcasting Form
-Country of origin: Britonisea
Cities, etc to be covered by cable: The Ice City of Boschke, Doportedas, Al De Londonisea
Area to be covered by satellite(Km2): N/A (Boschke, 9 miles. Doportedas, 12 miles, Al De Londonisea, 16 miles)
Does your nation censor certain content?:yes.
by Swamps of Shrek » Wed Mar 26, 2014 8:21 pm
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