Showing posts with label Arc chart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arc chart. Show all posts

Sunday, April 21, 2013

[ARCchart]: DPI Market to Reach $5B by 2018

 
A new report by Asad Khan, Lead Analyst and Matt Lewis, Research Director, ARCchart, forecasts a very growth to the DPI market, higher than any other research I've seen so far (here).

According to the report "Despite opposition from privacy advocates and ongoing the net neutrality debate, service providers have already begun significant investments in DPI products, with spending expected to reach $1 billion by the end of 2013. ARCchart expects the global carrier networks DPI market to grow at a CAGR of nearly 40% between 2013 and 2018, eventually accounting for $5 billion in revenues by the end of 2018".

"Not only does DPI empower service providers to optimise their network capacity and performance, but it also open avenues for new opportunities such as targeted advertising, WiFi/small cell offload management, M2M connection management and value added services such as content filtering and policy enforcement"

See "Deep Packet Inspection: Market Analysis & Forecasts" - here.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

[Arc Chart] DSC Market to Reach $500M by 2017

 
A recent report by Arc Chart expects "DSC product sales to account for nearly $500 million in revenue by the end of 2017, representing a CAGR of nearly 90% over the next four years ..The on-going adoption of signalling intensive applications on smartphones and tablets, such as social networking, is creating a flood of network signalling. Consequently, operators are taking a proactive stance towards managing the signalling tsunami as they plan their future LTE and IMS rollouts. By 2017, ARCchart expects mobile network operators worldwide will process a total of 120 million Diameter messages per second on their networks".

"Since there are few large scale LTE deployments at present, the Diameter market is currently at a nascent stage and operators are still learning how to deal with the protocol. Given Diameter’s peer-to-peer nature, several early adopters of LTE have witnessed an influx of signalling storms within their IMS and EPC networks, many of which have resulted in outages".

Other forecasts:

  • [Infonetics]: Diameter Router Market: +900% in 2012, +100% in 2013; Tekelec, F5 and Acme Lead - here.
  • [Exact Ventures]: Tekelec has 75% of DSR Market; Acme and F5 Follow - here 
  • Yankee Group: Diameter Routing Takes off - $212M Market in 2015 - here.

See "Diameter Signalling Control: Market Analysis & Forecasts" - here.