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Posted on 11.22.05
This is a pretty amazing statistic. Only 10 months after introducing its WDM product based on photonic integrated circuits, Infinera has captured the market leading position in the number of long haul 10Gbps ports shipped, according to a report released by Dell’Oro group. According to the press release: According to Dell’Oro, Infinera shipped 1449 wavelengths of 10 gigabit long-haul DTN systems to customers in the third quarter, for a 20% share of the total worldwide market of 7300 wavelengths. Nortel (NYSE: NT) ranked second in the market with a share of 17%. Alcatel (NYSE: ALA, Paris: CGEP.PA) and Siemens (NYSE: SI) tied for third, each with 9%. Is Infinera technology so compelling to service providers for this kind of performance? Is Infinera now an acquisition target? If so, by who? Filed under: DWDM Systems and Fiber Optic Telecom Business Issues Comments: 1 Comment »RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a commentLine and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed: |
[…] A new report from Research and Markets claims that Nortel is the market leader for long-haul DWDM equipment followed by Siemens, Alcatel, Huawei, Ciena, NEC, Lucent and ADVA. Interestingly, Infinera was not mentioned even though another study put Infinera in first place for the number of 10 Gbps ports shipped. Filed under: Fiber Optic Telecom Business Issues Comments: […]
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