The Ethernet switch market in the third quarter hit records for port shipments and revenue, thanks to 10GbE demand and products from HP, Juniper, Cisco and F5, according to DellOro Group. – DellOro Group analysts in February predicted the
Ethernet switching space would continue to expand in 2010, fueled in large
part by the growing demand for 10 Gigabit Ethernet technology both as a
connectivity technology for servers and as an aggregation tool in data centers.
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The unified communications market grew 7 percent in the third quarter, as vendors like Cisco, Microsoft and Avaya aggressively expanded their portfolios, according to DellOro Group. – That
energy vendors such as Cisco Systems, Avaya and, now, Microsoft are expanding
their unified communications (UC) offerings is showing up in the overall market
numbers, according to research firm DellOro Group.
In
a report Nov. 18, DellOro said that the third quarter saw the strongest grow…
Cisco, Juniper Networks and other top vendors saw double-digit revenue growth in their router businesses in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to Dell’Oro Group. Overall, revenue in the worldwide service provider space jumped 15 percent sequentially in the quarter, and Dell’Oro says it expects the trend to continue into 2010.
– Like other sectors of the tech industry, the global service provider router
market showed continuing recovery in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to
research company Dell’Oro Group.
In a report issued Feb. 22, Dell’Oro said the sales of routers
for service providers jumped 15 percent over t…
HP, Cisco and Juniper added $600 million in incremental revenue to the Ethernet switch market in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to DellOro Group. In addition, the 10GbE segment continues to be the strongest area of the market.
– The Ethernet switch market continues to expand, driven by the growth
of 10 Gigabit Ethernet in the data center and revenues generated by the
likes of Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard and Juniper Networks, according
to research firm DellOro Group.
In a report issued Feb. 22, DellOro analysts said
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With the expected growth in the housing market and aggressive pricing bundles from service providers, the VOIP market, which has been hammered by the shaky economy over the past two years, should begin to stabilize in 2010, according to DellOro Group. The number of VOIP subscribers should grow, but the equipment market may contract a bit because of price declines, the analyst firm said.
– An improved housing market and aggressive pricing bundles by service
providers will help stabilize an IP telephony market that has suffered
through two years of deep declines, according to market research firm
DellOro Group.
In a report Feb. 10, DellOro analysts said they
expect that the number…
Businesses will continue expanding their use of such technologies as VOIP and UC over the next few years, according to In-Stat and DellOro. By 2013, 79 percent of U.S. businesses will have deployed a VOIP solution, In-Stat said. By 2014, revenues generated in the UC space will outpace those in the larger enterprise voice market, DellOro group said.
– Analysts are predicting that enterprises will continue to expand their communications capabilities over the next few years.
In a report Feb. 2, research firm In-Stat said it expects that by
2013, 79 percent of U.S. businesses will be using VOIP (voice over IP)
technology, up from about 42 percent…
Driven by demand in the healthcare and education sectors, revenues in the wireless LAN market grew to more than $1 billion in the third quarter, according to DellOro Group. Demand for 802.11n products also played a factor in the revenue increase. Cisco, HP and Enterasys were the key beneficiaries of the growth, with quarterly revenues increasing more than 30 percent each.
– Revenue in the worldwide wireless LAN market jumped to more than $1 billion in the third quarter, with the healthcare and education sectors driving the growth, according to market research firm DellOro Group.
There also was growth in sales of 802.11n products, DellOro Group said Dec. 14.
The third…
The IP telephony market grew 10 percent in the third quarter, thanks to service providers investing in such infrastructure projects as VOIP for businesses, according to a report from DellOro Group. At the same time, the market for high-speed server connectivity also grew in the quarter, due in large part to the blade server market, DellOro said.
– The IP telephony space grew almost 10 percent in the third quarter,
driven in part by investments service providers have made in their
infrastructure, according to market research firm DellOro Group.
The market grew to $782 million in the quarter as the service
providers invested in such offerin…
Avaya and Cisco Systems were the top vendors in a unified communications market that saw strong growth in the third quarter, according to Dell’Oro Group. However, while the UC space is doing well in the second half of 2009 and is expected to continue growing in 2010, it will be a while before it reaches the pre-recession numbers of 2008.
– Avaya and Cisco Systems were the top vendors in a growing unified
communications space in the third quarter, according to research company Dell’Oro
Group.
In a statement released Dec. 3, Dell’Oro analysts said more than 70 percent
of the vendors in the space contributed to the market’s growth in…
Nortel Networks, which is selling off parts of its business as it tries to rebound after filing for bankruptcy earlier this year, was the top VOIP vendor in the second quarter, according to analyst firm DellOro Group. Smaller vendors also gained share, while some larger companies, including Huawei and Nokia Siemens, lost share. Overall, revenue in the VOIP space grew 7 percent from the first quarter.
– Nortel Networks, which has spent much of the year selling
off portions of its business, regained its position at the top of a
resurgent voice over IP market in the second quarter, according to analyst firm
DellOro Group.
According to a DellOro Group report issued Sept. 9, Nortel stood atop a
VO…
Driven by the demand for 10GbE and the moves by such vendors as Cisco, HP and IBM to a more converged data center, DellOro Group analysts expect that the market for Ethernet switches will begin to grow again next year. However, the sharp decline in the market in the first quarter of 2009 will make for a difficult year, with revenues dropping by 20 percent.
– The push by such vendors as Cisco Systems and Hewlett-Packard to offer more
converged data center solutions will help drive the expected rebound in the
Ethernet switch market in 2010, according to a report by DellOro Group.
Another key driver will be the growing demand for 10 Gigabit Ethernet, th…
