SDN and the Fast-Mover Advantage

Salad Days for Ethernet

Total US Ethernet revenue to grow to USD 8.2 bln in 2015

Virtualization, Cloud Fuel Rebound in Ethernet Switch, Router Markets: IDC

IDC: Carrier Ethernet Access, High-Speed Services Growing Fast

Worldwide Ethernet switch market grows 6.1% in Q3

IDC study hints at Carrier Ethernet growth

Verizon tops IDC's Asia Pacific telecom services report

Ethernet Switch, Router Markets Rebound

LTE Momentum Increases, to Eclipse WiMAX Equipment Spending by 2011, According to IDC

Articles in category: IDC

1. IDC Sees Spotty Growth for Enterprise and Carrier Ethernet Switch Market Explore CEN Feature (Jun 13 2013) IDC The worldwide Ethernet switch market reached $5.28 billion in the first quarter of 2013 – including equipment for both the carrier and enterprise market, according to new research from IDC. (Read Full Article)

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2. SDN and the Fast-Mover Advantage Explore CEN Feature (Mar 12 2013) Access , Cloud , Metro Ethernet , IDC Call it the brass ring of telecom: the ability to develop and roll out services that create revenue and market-differentiation opportunities, all in matter of days rather than months or quarters. Scratch that. Call it the difference between survival and marginalization for service providers and vendors alike. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   NTT   Deutsche Telekom   IDC

3. GTT Buys IDC Global, Moves Into Cloud Services Explore Telecom Ramblings (Feb 5 2013) Cloud , IDC GTT made another inorganic move yesterday with the announcement that it has acquired Chicago’s IDC Global. Over the last few years, GTT has been busy transforming itself from a reseller into a network provider in its own right. The purchases of PacketExchange and nLayer gave them an IP/MPLS/Ethernet backbone, and they’ve been spending some capex to expand that footprint further in recent quarters. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   IDC   PacketExchange

4. IDC: Carrier Ethernet Access, High-Speed Services Growing Fast Explore CEN Feature (Nov 20 2012) IDC Point-to-point E-Line Carrier Ethernet services comprise nearly half of all U.S. Carrier Ethernet retail revenues (48.9%) today, says IDC Research. But the two other main types of Carrier Ethernet services – E-LAN and access – are growing faster, according to IDC researchers.   (Read Full Article)

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5. U.S. Ethernet Adoption Soaring, IDC Says Explore Channel Partners Magazine (Nov 1 2012) Access , Middle Mile , Business Ethernet , Managed Data Services , Mobile Backhaul , IDC Adoption rates for Ethernet services in the United States are soaring, driving revenue from $5.2 billion in 2012 to $9.2 billion in 2016, according to new research from IDC.  High-bandwidth applications such as data-center connectivity, disaster recovery/business continuity, and data storage replication are the three primary applications driving Ethernet adoption, the research firm said. (Read Full Article)

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6. Worldwide Ethernet switch market grows 6.1% in Q3 Explore Telecompaper (Dec 7 2011) IDC The worldwide Ethernet switch market reached record revenues of USD 5.9 billion in the third quarter of this year, representing growth of 6.1 percent year over year and 10.9 percent quarter-over-quarter, according to a study by IDC. (Read Full Article)

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7. Salad Days for Ethernet Explore itbusinessedge.com (Dec 6 2011) Business Ethernet , Metro Ethernet , Mobile Backhaul , Wholesale , IDC It looks as if the salad says for Ethernet are here. IDC says that revenue from Ethernet services in the United States will jump by almost half between last year and 2015. There are a number of drivers for the increase, which, in raw numbers, is predicted by the firm to be from $3.4 billion to $8.2 billion. (Read Full Article)

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8. Total US Ethernet revenue to grow to USD 8.2 bln in 2015 Explore Telecompaper (Dec 2 2011) IDC Total US Ethernet revenue will increase to USD 8.2 billion in 2015 from USD 3.4 billion in 2010, according to a study by IDC... (Read Full Article)

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9. Verizon tops IDC's Asia Pacific telecom services report Explore FierceTelecom (Oct 13 2011) Access , Middle Mile , Business Ethernet , Global , National , Regional , IDC , Vertical Systems Verizon's (NYSE: VZ) aggressive global network buildout into international countries, especially the Asia-Pacific region, has gotten the attention of IDC, which named the telco a top player in its annual APAC report. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Vertical Systems Group   Orange Business Services   Zayo

10. IDC study hints at Carrier Ethernet growth Explore Connectivity (Aug 24 2010) Middle Mile , IDC Demand for managed Ethernet services and similar solutions is continuing to grow across the globe, new figures have suggested. According to research from the International Data Corporation (IDC), the Ethernet switching market enjoyed revenue growth of 32.7 per cent during the second quarter of 2010. (Read Full Article)

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11. Ethernet Switch, Router Markets Rebound Explore EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet (May 27 2010) Business Ethernet , IDC According to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Enterprise Networks Tracker report for the first quarter of 2010, Ethernet switch revenues ballooned by 35.3 percent on a year-over-year basis. (Read Full Article)

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12. Virtualization, Cloud Fuel Rebound in Ethernet Switch, Router Markets: IDC Explore eweek.com (May 26 2010) Access , IDC The Ethernet switch and router markets saw strong growth in the first quarter, driven by demand for such applications as voice and video over IP, virtualization and cloud computing, according to research firm IDC. (Read Full Article)

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13. LTE Momentum Increases, to Eclipse WiMAX Equipment Spending by 2011, According to IDC Explore businesswire.com (Apr 26 2010) Middle Mile , Regional , IDC The cellular infrastructure world is buzzing as LTE (Long Term Evolution) gains momentum to bring wireless customers one step closer to a viable 4G mobile network. According to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC), more than a dozen new networks are poised to go live this year, and spending on LTE will exceed WiMAX equipment spending by the end of 2011. Worldwide LTE infrastructure revenues will fall just below $8 billion by 2014. (Read Full Article)

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