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Global Metro Ethernet industry
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This report analyzes the Global market for Metro Ethernet in US$ Million by following Equipment Type - Switch, Multi-Service Positioning Platform, Routing, and Metro Wave Division Multiplexing. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2006 through 2015. The report profiles 107 companies including 3Com Corporation, Alcatel-Lucent, AT&T, Inc., Bell Canada, Brocade Communications Systems, Cisco Systems, Inc., Cogent Communications, Inc., Extreme Networks, Inc., Fujitsu Limited, Global Crossing Limited, HP ProCurve Networking, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Level 3 Communications, Inc., Nortel Networks Corporation, Optimum Lightpath, Inc., Qwest Communications International, Inc., Reliance Globalcom Ltd., Singapore Telecommunications Limited, Tata Communications Ltd., tw telecom, Inc., Verizon Communications, Inc., and ZTE Corporation. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are mostly extracted from URL research and reported select online sources.
METRO ETHERNET MCP-6307
A GLOBAL MARKET REPORT
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS
Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1
Disclaimers I-2
Data Interpretation & Reporting Level I-3
Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-3
Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3
Metro Ethernet I-3
Metro Ethernet Equipment I-4
1. Ethernet Switch I-4
2. Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) I-4
3. Router I-4
4. Metro Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (Metro WDM) I-4
II-A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION II-1
2. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW II-2
Metro Ethernet - An Integral Element of Telecommunications
Industry II-2
Current & Future Analysis II-2
Metro Ethernet Sees Demand from Carriers II-2
Increased Bandwidth Needs Drive Demand for Metro Ethernet
Services II-3
Last-Mile Connection - The Icing On The Cake II-3
Ethernet Switch Market Scenario II-3
Enterprise Segment Dominates Ethernet Market II-4
Table 1: World Ethernet Switch Market (2007 & 2008):
Percentage Breakdown of Revenues by Segment for Enterprise,
Service Provider, and Consumer (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-4
Growth in IP Traffic to Remain Intact II-4
Streaming Video - A Major Growth Driver II-5
Enterprise Ethernet and Application Switch Market II-5
Table 2: World Enterprise Ethernet and Application Switch
Market (2008 & 2009): Percentage Breakdown of Revenues by
Switch Type for Ethernet Switch and Application Switch II-6
Optical Networking Infrastructure to Grow II-6
Carrier Ethernet Extends Efficient Broadband Pricing II-6
Service Provider Market II-6
Table 3: World Service Provider Router and Carrier Ethernet
Switch Market (2008 & 2009): Percentage Breakdown of Revenues
by Segment for Edge Router, Core Router, and Carrier Ethernet
Switch (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-7
3. MARKET TRENDS II-8
Carriers Desire to Provide Triple Play Services Drives Metro
Ethernet Demand II-8
Bandwidth Demand Drives Metropolitan Area Network II-8
Metro Ethernet Internet Access to Expand in Newly Developing
Areas II-8
Factors Driving Market Growth II-8
Increasing Bandwidth Requirements II-8
Increase in MAN Terminations in Buildings II-9
Growing Need to Minimize Expenditures and Improve Service
Revenues II-9
4. COMPETITIVE SCENARIO II-10
Ethernet Switching Market II-10
Table 4: World Ethernet Switch Market (2008): Percentage
Breakdown of Revenues by Vendor for Cisco, HP ProCurve,
3Com/H3C, Nortel, Huawei, Brocade, and Others (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) II-10
High-Performance Ethernet Switching Market II-10
Table 5: World High-Performance Ethernet Switching Market
(2008): Percentage Breakdown of Revenues by Vendor for
Cisco, HP ProCurve, Nortel, Brocade, 3Com/H3C, and Others
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-10
Carrier Ethernet Switching Market II-11
Table 6: World Carrier Ethernet Switching Market (2008):
Percentage Breakdown of Revenues by Vendor for Cisco, Huawei,
ZTE, Fujitsu, Extreme, and Others (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-11
5. PRODUCT OVERVIEW II-12
Ethernet II-12
Various Names of Ethernet Services II-12
Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) II-12
Carrier Ethernet II-12
Metro Area Network (MAN) II-13
Applications of Ethernet in MAN II-13
Consumer Ethernet II-13
Business Ethernet II-13
Metro Ethernet II-13
Metro Ethernet Equipment II-14
Ethernet Switch II-14
Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) II-14
Router II-15
Types of Routers II-15
Metro Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (Metro WDM) II-16
WDM Systems II-16
Conventional WDM systems II-16
Dense WDM (DWDM) II-16
Coarse WDM (CWDM) II-16
Metro Ethernet Network Services II-16
Ethernet Line Service (E-Line Service) II-16
Ethernet LAN Service (E-LAN Service) II-17
E-TREE II-17
Ethernet on the First Mile (EMF) II-17
Access Services Offered by Metro Ethernet II-17
High-Bandwidth Data Services II-17
Voice Services II-17
Video on Demand Services II-17
Triple Play Services II-17
Advantages with Metro Ethernet II-18
To the Service Provider II-18
Utilization of the Existing Infrastructure II-18
Price Differentiation II-18
Low Operating Costs II-18
Table 7: Factors Contributing to Low Operating Costs with
Ethernet II-18
Multiple Revenue Streams from One Single Interface II-19
To the Subscriber II-19
Restraints II-19
Major Metro Ethernet Technologies II-19
Metro Ethernet System II-19
Pure Ethernet MANs II-20
Limitations II-20
MAC Address Overflow II-20
Weak Network Stability II-21
Limited Traffic Engineering II-21
Applications II-21
SONET/SDH Based Ethernet MANs II-21
MPLS Based Ethernet MANs II-22
Advantages II-22
Resiliency II-22
Scalability II-22
End-to-End OAM II-22
Multiprotocol Convergence II-22
Metro Ethernet Internet Access (MEIA) II-22
History II-23
6. PRODUCT/SERVICE LAUNCHES II-24
Extreme Networks Introduces BlackDiamond® 20804 Ethernet
Transport Switch II-24
Fujitsu Develops SR-S348TC1 Ethernet Switch II-24
Extreme Networks to Unveil BlackDiamond 8800 Modular Switch II-24
Global Crossing Introduces Global Crossing EtherSphere(TM) Services II-25
Tata Communications and Etisalat Launch Advanced Communication
Services II-25
Optimum Lightpath Launches First Ethernet-based Virtual
Private Ring Service II-26
Extreme Networks Introduces Summit® X650 10 Gb Fixed Switch II-26
Comtrol Launches RocketLinx(TM) Series Industrial Ethernet Switches II-26
ZTE Introduces ZXR10 5900E and ZXR10 3900E Ethernet Switches II-27
Alcatel-Lucent Rolls Out 100 Gigabit Ethernet Service II-27
BT Group Unveils EFM Technology II-28
ECI Telecom Launches BroadGate-64 MSPP II-28
Zarlink Semiconductor Extends Synchronous Ethernet Portfolio II-29
Nortel Launches New Ethernet Routing Switch 5600 Series II-29
Sorrento Networks Introduces 10 Gigabit Optical Ethernet
Transport Line Card II-29
Global Crossing Launches EtherExtend(SM) Flex Service II-30
Transmode Unveils New Layer 2 Ethernet Plug-in Units II-30
Transmode Launches 8G XFP Optics Modules II-31
Pangaea Networks Introduces PANMetro Ethernet Service II-31
RAD Data Communications Unveils ETX-204A II-31
Enterasys Introduces S-Series Ethernet Switch II-32
Huawei Technologies Produces 100 Gigabit Ethernet Prototype II-32
Cisco Unveils Cisco® Aggregation Services Router 9000 II-33
Cisco Unveils New Carrier Ethernet Solutions II-34
StarHub and Hutchison Global Communications Launch IE Service II-34
National Instruments Launches 10 Ethernet and Wi-Fi Data
Acquisition Devices II-35
DTC Communications Uses FLASHWAVE® 4000 MSSPs to Deploy Metro
Ethernet Network II-35
Verizon Business Rolls Out NG SONET Enhancement for Metro
Ethernet II-36
ECI Telecom Unveils 9700 Series of CESRs and 9200 Series of CEAPs II-37
Huawei Launches CX380 Metro Services Platform (MSP) V100R001 II-37
Sorrento Networks Launches GigaMux 6400 Management System
Version 1.5 II-38
Alcatel-Lucent Introduces Metro Wavelength Division Multiplexing II-38
Alcatel-Lucent Upgrades 7342 ISAM FTTU System II-39
ADVA Optical Networking Launches Flexible Remote Node II-39
Extreme Networks Introduces BlackDiamond® 20808 II-39
Telrad Networks Launches TAG-12 Carrier Ethernet Demarcation
Device II-40
Redback Networks Introduces Smart Ethernet Switches II-40
Integrated Photonics Technology Introduces MSP-1GE II-40
Nextlink Wireless Introduces Ethernet Service II-41
Wintegra Introduces WinIP Family II-41
LG-Nortel and Nortel Introduce Innovative Ethernet Access
Solution II-41
Vitesse Semiconductor Unveils SparX-II-24(TM) and SparX-II-16(TM)
Switch-on-a-Chip Devices II-42
Tellabs Launches New Tellabs 7300 Series of Metro Ethernet
Switches II-43
Applied Micro Circuits Introduces PEMAQUID II-43
Dune Networks Unveils FAP11V and FAP21V SAND Chipsets II-44
Silk telecom to Introduce Metro Ethernet Network II-44
Huawei Technologies Introduces Intelligent Multi-Service WDM
Platform II-45
Edgewater Networks Unveils EdgeMarc 200 Series Access Routers II-45
VSNL Rolls Out Dedicated Global Ethernet Service for
Australian Market II-46
Tellabs Introduces WDM version of Tellabs 6325 Edge Node II-46
7. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY II-47
Extreme Networks Takes Over Soapstone Networks II-47
Alentus Acquires Route Sense II-47
Ciena Purchases Assets of Metro Ethernet Networks Division of
Nortel Network II-47
Atheros Communications Acquires Intellon II-48
NetLogic Microsystems Merges with RMI II-48
Turin Networks and Force10 Networks® Merge II-49
Huawei Technologies to Acquire Metro Ethernet Networks II-49
Patton Acquires Technology and Product Rights to OnSite S10 II-49
Nokia Siemens Networks and Juniper Networks to Form Joint Venture II-49
Extreme Networks Partners with Scale Computing to Deliver
Cost-Effective Storage and Networking Solutions II-50
NEC and Transmode Enter into Reseller Partnership II-50
Wi-Net Technology and Telekom Malaysia Ink Wholesale Ethernet
Service Agreement II-50
PT Indosat and Biznet Networks Sign Cooperation Agreement II-51
Level 3 Communications Expands Relationship with Telekenex II-51
Level 3 Communications Extends Relationship with i/o Data Centers II-52
Level 3 Communications Expands Relationship with First
Commercial Bank of Florida II-52
Nortel Inks New Contracts in Latin America and Caribbean II-52
ADVA Optical Networking Selects Network Processor of Xelerated II-53
AboveNet Communications Selects Telx II-53
RCN Metro Optical Networks Delivers Ethernet Transport and
Connectivity Services to Avatar Trading Group II-53
Neos Networks Installs Sorrento Products II-53
inexio Deploys ADVA DWDM Technology II-54
ECI Telecom Selects PMC-Sierra's Devices II-54
Romtelecom Selects ZTE to Establish 800G National Backbone WDM
Network II-54
Telefonica Selects Huawei Metro Ethernet Platform II-55
Mediaset Opts for Alcatel-Lucent's M-Tube Optical Infrastructure II-55
SureWest Communications Selects Adtran Metro Ethernet Solutions II-55
Kentucky Data Link Opts for Transmode TM-Series Solutions II-55
PLDT Buys Stake in Manila Electric II-56
Qwest Communications Bags Contract from Utah State Government II-56
Kyrgyztelecom Selects Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation
Services Router II-56
tw telecom Establishes Metro Ethernet-Powered Network for
Kansas City Star II-57
SDN Communications Selects CESR SR9700 Carrier Ethernet Switch
Router Platform II-57
Nu-Age Managed Services Selects Optimum Lightpath as Telecom
Provider II-57
Qwest Communications to Offer Broadband Service for Colorado
Telehealth Network II-58
LG-Nortel Takes Over Novera Optics II-58
Optimum Lightpath Acquires 4Connections II-58
Intel Acquires NetEffect II-59
Alcatel-Lucent Takes Over Motive II-59
TranSwitch Purchases Centillium Communications II-59
Graham Partners Takes Over B&B Electronics II-59
Ciena Acquires World Wide Packets II-60
Siemens' Enterprise Communications Group Enters into Joint
Venture with The Gores Group II-60
Nakina Systems and ANDA Networks Ink Partnership Agreement II-60
Nortel Expands Partnership with Anda Networks II-61
VarData and MRV Communications Enter into Reseller Partnership II-61
Hatteras Networks and ATL Enter into Partnership II-62
Applied Micro Circuits Teams Up with Marvell II-62
Chunghwa Telecom Inks Contract with Alcatel-Lucent II-62
Huawei Technologies to Build Optical Transport Network for
China Unicom II-63
KUB Malaysia and Telekom Malaysia Enter into Contracts II-63
AT&T Signs Agreement with City of Evansville and Vanderburgh
County II-63
Paul Hastings Selects Managed Premium Internet and Managed WAN
Ethernet Services of Reliance Globalcom II-63
Reliance Globalcom Selects Juniper to Upgrade Metro Ethernet
Network II-64
Philadelphia University Chooses Managed Metro Ethernet
Services of Reliance Globalcom II-64
SingTel Receives Metro Ethernet Forum Certification for
Carrier Ethernet Services II-64
Nortel Metro Ethernet to Provide Reconstruction Work for
Shanghai ShenTong II-65
FiberNet Telecom Group Extends Network to Miami and Chicago II-65
Entanet International Associates with Global Crossing
Ethersphere(TM) Service to Offer Benefits of ADSL2+ Broadband II-65
Level 3 Communications to Offer Primary Connectivity for Texas
Education Telecommunications Network II-66
Kyivstar Enhances Optical Network II-66
tw telecom Extends Telecommunications Services to Ascentium II-66
Time Warner Telecom Installs Metro Ethernet Connectivity at
Oregon Clinics II-67
China Cable Television Network's Selects Nortel's Metro
Ethernet Solution II-67
Bezeq Opts for Alcatel-Lucent's Metro Ethernet Solutions II-67
China Telecom Selects Huawei Technologies for 40Gbps WDM
Transmission Network II-68
Ericsson Bags Contract from Telekom Malaysia Berhad II-68
Verizon Telecom Selects Nortel Metro Ethernet Routing Switch II-68
M-net Telekommunikations Opts for ADVA Optical Networking
Solutions II-68
Embarq Selects Ciena's CN 4200 FlexSelect Transport Solution II-69
OnePartner Selects Embarq's Metro Ethernet Solution II-69
Extreme Networks Joins The Green Grid Consortium II-69
XO Communications Accelerates Ethernet-based IP Services
Deployment II-69
Reliance Communications Acquires Yipes Holdings II-70
Yipes Enterprises Services Inks Agreement with TeraGate II-70
8. FOCUS ON SELECT PLAYERS II-72
3Com Corporation (US) II-72
Alcatel-Lucent (France) II-72
AT&T, Inc. (US) II-72
Bell Canada (Canada) II-73
Brocade Communications Systems (US) II-73
Cisco Systems, Inc. (US) II-74
Cogent Communications, Inc. (US) II-74
Extreme Networks, Inc. (US) II-74
Fujitsu Limited (Japan) II-75
Global Crossing Limited (Bermuda) II-75
HP ProCurve Networking (US) II-76
Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd (China) II-76
Level 3 Communications, Inc. (US) II-76
Nortel Networks Corporation (Canada) II-77
Optimum Lightpath, Inc. (US) II-77
Qwest Communications International, Inc. (US) II-77
Reliance Globalcom Ltd. (UK) II-78
Singapore Telecommunications Limited (Singapore) II-78
Tata Communications Ltd. (India) II-79
tw telecom, Inc. (US) II-79
Verizon Communications, Inc. (US) II-80
ZTE Corporation (China) II-80
9. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE II-81
Table 8: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Metro Ethernet Market by Equipment Type - Switch,
Multi-Service Positioning Platform, Routing and Metro Wave
Division Multiplexing Markets Independently Analyzed with
Annual Revenue Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006 through
2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-81
Table 9: World 10-Year Perspective for Metro Ethernet Market
by Equipment Type - Percentage Breakdown of Revenues for
Switch, Multi-Service Positioning Platform, Routing and Metro
Wave Division Multiplexing Markets for Years 2006, 2009 &
2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-82
II-B. REGIONAL MARKET OVERVIEW
1. THE UNITED STATES II-83
Market Analysis II-83
Current & Future Analysis II-83
By Revenues II-83
By Number of Ports II-83
Table 10: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Retail Metro Ethernet Market by Service Type - E-Line,
Ethernet Access, and E-LAN Markets Independently Analyzed
with Annual Revenue Figures in US$ Million for Years 2006
through 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-84
Table 11: US 10-Year Perspective for Retail Metro Ethernet
Market by Service Type - Percentage Breakdown of Revenues
for E-Line, Ethernet Access, and E-LAN Markets for Years
2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-84
Table 12: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for
Retail Metro Ethernet Market by Service Type - E-Line,
Ethernet Access, and E-LAN Markets Independently Analyzed
with Number of Ports for Years 2006 through 2015 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) II-85
Table 13: US 10-Year Perspective for Retail Metro Ethernet
Market by Service Type - Percentage Breakdown of Number of
Ports for E-Line, Ethernet Access, and E-LAN Markets for
Years 2006, 2009 & 2015 (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-85
Metro Ethernet on Rise II-86
Market for Ethernet Services to Expand II-86
Retail Business Ethernet Services Market Expands II-86
Competitive Scenario II-87
Table 14: US Retail Business Ethernet Services Market (2008):
Percentage Breakdown of Number of Ports by Company for AT&T,
Verizon, tw telecom, Cox, Qwest, Cogent, and Others
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-87
2. ASIA-PACIFIC II-88
Market Analysis II-88
Table 15: Asia-Pacific Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis
for Metro Ethernet Services Market Analyzed with Number of
Subscribers in Thousands for Years 2006 through 2015
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-88
III. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Total Companies Profiled: 107 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries - 110)
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Region/Country Players
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The United States 66
Canada 5
Japan 1
Europe 12
France 1
Germany 1
The United Kingdom 4
Spain 1
Rest of Europe 5
Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) 21
Middle East 5
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