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Infonetics Research: Ethernet Access Device (EAD) Market to Grow 81% from 2012 to 2016
CAMPBELL, Calif. --(Business Wire)--
The Ethernet access device market grew 17% in 2011 over 2010 and is
forecast to grow 81% between 2012 and 2016, reports market research firm Infonetics
Research in its new Ethernet
Access Devices (EADs) market size, market share, and forecast
report.
"The Ethernet access device market is growing nicely as a direct
reflection of carrier Ethernet connections to businesses, backhaul from
buildings and DSLAMs,
and as a growing broadband and mobile backhaul application," notes Michael
Howard, principal analyst for carrier networks and co-founder of Infonetics
Research.
ETHERNET ACCESS DEVICES MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
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The key trend driving demand for Ethernet access devices (EADs) is
rapid service provider rollout and customer uptake of Ethernet
connections and services
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Fiber EADs currently make up 70% of all EAD purchases; copper EADs
(Ethernet over TDM bonded circuit, or EoTDM EADs, and Ethernet First
Mile bonded copper, or EFM EADs), make up the remaining 30%
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Copper has an important, albeit limited, role for Ethernet services,
because, while many operators are moving to fiber as they upgrade
building sites and mobile backhaul from TDM to Ethernet, copper
solutions fit in many places where the expense of fiber is not
justified
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Ciena overtook ADVA (News - Alert) as the global leader in Ethernet
access device revenue market share in 2011, thanks mainly to Ciena's
large mobile backhaul contracts, particularly in North America
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Actelis (News - Alert) leads the fast-growing EFM bonded copper EAD segment
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In 2011, consolidation finally occurred in the EAD market, with
notable M&A activity like Overture's merger with Hatteras
and TELCO Systems' acquisition of ANDA's assets
REPORT SYNOPSIS
Infonetics' (News - Alert) new biannual Ethernet
Access Devices report provides worldwide and regional market size,
vendor market share, analysis, and forecasts for fiber EADs, EFM bonded
copper EADs, and EoTDM copper EADs, as well as copper and fiber EAD port
counts (100M, 1G, 10G). Companies tracked include Actelis, ADVA,
ANDA, ECI, Ericsson, Fujitsu, Hatteras, IPITEK, MRV, NexComm, OneAccess,
Overture, Positron, RAD, Tellabs, Telco Systems, Technicolor (News - Alert), Zhone, and
others. To buy
report, contact Infonetics sales.
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TO BUY REPORTS, CONTACT SALES:
N. America (West), Asia, Latin America: Larry Howard, larry@infonetics.com,
+1-408-583-3335
N. America (East), Texas, Midwest: Scott Coyne, scott@infonetics.com,
+1-408-583-3395
Europe, Middle East, Africa: George Stojsavljevic, george@infonetics.com,
+44-755-488-1623
Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan: http://www.infonetics.com/contact.asp
Infonetics Research (News - Alert) (www.infonetics.com)
is an international market research and consulting firm serving the
communications industry since 1990. A leader in defining and tracking
emerging and established technologies in all world regions, Infonetics
helps clients plan, strategize, and compete effectively.
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