
Abstract: The top line numbers for the optical component and modules sales were almost flat in 2012 and this market is projected to grow by just a few percentage points in 2013. However, there is a lot of action ... More information »

Abstract: This report analyzes the impact of growing data traffic and changing architecture of data centers on market forecast for Ethernet and Fibre Channel optical transceivers. It leverages extensive historical ... More information »
Abstract: The forecast report presents analysis of business and capital expenditures (CapEx) of the top fifteen service providers, as well as trends in the networking equipment market and business of leading equipment manufacturers. The report also offers a detailed forecast ... More information »
Abstract: Majority of the vendors across the global communication industry continue to search for a sustainable economic model. Network operators have not yet found a solution for improving returns on increasingly....More information »
Abstract: This report examines the emerging product segment that embeds optical transceiver technologies inside computer and communication systems. As line rates continue to increase, signal losses increase to the point that the effective reach of cabling and PCB traces on circuit boards shrinks considerably....More information »
Abstract: This report examines the rapidly emerging product segment that embeds optical transceiver technologies into enclosed cables that hide the high-speed optics behind two transceiver ends with an electrical interconnect on the outside....More information »
Abstract: With 1 Gb Ethernet, users only accessed the local area network (LAN). They were able to access files (given the right security access) stored on the internal storage of servers or other clients, or they could access files through specialized network attached storage (NAS) devices... More information »
This report provides an analysis of business developments and financial performance in the optical equipment and optoelectronic module markets. The analysis focuses on recent quarterly performance data to benchmark the performance of leading component, module, and equipment manufacturers.
This report analyses the supply chain from component vendor to service provider to develop a near term forecast for optoelectronic modules.
This report examines the market position and strategic direction of leading optical component and module vendors.
The 40/100G DWDM port count is calculated from shipments of modules (transponders) and discrete components (like modulators, lasers, receivers). This allows us to account for ports that use transponders (made by Finisar and Oclaro) and ports that are assembled internally by Ciena, Huawei, etc. out of discrete components. The forecast database page titled "CWDM and DWDM modules" include shipments of transponders only, which account a very small fraction of the total�� 40/100G DWDM ports. The page titled "Total ports" shows detailed calculations of the port count.
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As data speed continue to increase past 40G and 100Gbps, physics dictate eventually all high-speed interconnects transitioning to optical technologies that interconnects chips or systems. We focus on the markets, products, and technologies at the boundary-line tension of the "Optical/Electronic border " specifically in the area of High-Speed Systems Interconnects (HSSI).
This includes transceivers and interconnects in: Sonet/SDH, GbE, FTTH, Infiniband, Fiber Channel, CWDM/DWDM, serial and parallel optics, active cables, silicon photonics, optical manufacturing and 10GBASE-T.
Our domain experience and expertise spans optical communications systems, optical components, communications semiconductors. Our team has several PhDs and senior executives collectively with over 45 years industry experience at start-ups to major companies in optical and semiconductor communications and over 35 years of experience in market research and consulting.
We are also trying to avoid double counting of tunable lasers. As indicated in red text on the tunable laser page of the database: it does NOT include lasers sold as part of 300-pin or XFP transceivers. If you are looking for the total number of tunable lasers, you should add data on the tunable laser page and data on tunable DWDM transceivers.