BY SIMON STANLEY, ANALYST
BY DENISE CULVER, RESEARCH ANALYST
BY RONDA ZELEZNY-GREEN (ANALYST)
BY JULIANA GOMEZ (SENIOR ANALYST)
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40/100Gbit/s Optical Modules & Components: A Heavy Reading Competitive Analysis
Vol. 9, No. 13, February 2012
100Gbit/s networking is one of the fastest-growing sectors of the telecom industry. Cloud computing, video, remote storage and other bandwidth-intensive services are driving demand for higher-speed connectivity. The first 100G optical modules are in production, and second-generation solutions will be introduced during 2012. Established optical module and silicon vendors are pushing to deliver solutions for data center, enterprise, metro and transport networks. This report delivers a complete competitive analysis of 40/100G optical modules and components from almost 40 vendors, covering more than 160 different products. The report offers detailed competitive data including key product features and analysis of vendor strategies.
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100G Components User Survey: 2012 Market Outlook
Vol. 8, No. 1, 2012
This report analyzes the current and projected use of 100Gbit/s optical modules and PHY semiconductor components by telecom equipment manufacturers, based on the results of an exclusive worldwide survey. The responses make it clear that these devices are critical in many types of networking equipment.
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Next-Gen Core Packet-Optical Semi-Annual Market Tracker
This bi-annual Heavy Reading service delivers a comprehensive analysis of the deployment of next-generation core packet-optical network elements. Distributed in both Excel and PowerPoint formats, this tracking service will chart the evolution of core packet-optical transport from the very beginning – delivering concise and complete up-to-the-minute intelligence covering the migration to OTN switching, integration of WDM and switching, the role of packet switching and connection-oriented Ethernet in the core, and other major trends as they emerge. Each edition will include a full five-year global and regional forecast for the packet-optical switch equipment segment.
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Ethernet Backhaul Quarterly Tracker
This special Heavy Reading product delivers a global perspective on the transition of cellular networks from TDM-based backhaul to IP/Ethernet-based backhaul. Distributed in PowerPoint format, this market tracker provides forecasts through 2015 for the adoption of new Ethernet capabilities throughout the cellular network; considers the relative prospects for different types of Ethernet backhaul technology; and analyzes which features cellular operators will require in the future. The tracker also highlights key vendor wins in the Ethernet backhaul space, providing granular insight into this emerging market sector unavailable from any other source.
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