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Date: 7th Dec 09
Alcatel-Lucent increased its IP router
market share by four percent
According to Dell'Oro, Alcatel-Lucent increased its IP
router worldwide market share by four percentage points
year-over-year (3Q09 vs 3Q08).
Alcatel-Lucent says that its technology leadership has
continued in 2009, with portfolio enhancements include the
100 Gigabit Ethernet service routing interface for the edge
and metro, a converged IP/Optical backbone transformation
solution that slashes CAPEX and OPEX in the network core,
application-awareness for cloud-based Enterprise WAN services,
a massively scalable wireless Internet gateway platform
for the LTE evolved packet core and new service router platforms
for small carriers and enterprise & vertical markets.
Alcatel-Lucent's service router portfolio has been at the
forefront of the move to converged IP/MPLS networks that
support residential, business and mobile broadband services.
In Dell'Oro Group's Routers Report 3Q09, the firm stated:
"Alcatel-Lucent reported strong performance in 3Q09.
It was the only SP Edge Router vendor to record Q/Q and
Y/Y increases. Despite the global recession, Alcatel-Lucent
performed well during the first three quarters of 2009,
increasing its year-to-date revenue share to 20%, well above
its 15% share for full-year 2008. We attribute Alcatel-Lucent's
success to the following factors: expanding customer base,
regional balance and broad product line."
In addition, Alcatel-Lucent's success in the service provider
router space was highlighted in a recent technology research
report, "Data Networking & Wireline Equipment -
Inside the Routing Markets", from Barclays Capital.
"Alcatel-Lucent has been the clear rising star in the
carrier edge router market at the moment. Alcatel originally
entered the market through its acquisition of TiMetra in
2003, and has since gained significant traction with the
flagship product (now called 7750). Alcatel-Lucent has been
on a steady upward ramp in the edge routing market since
2004, growing from 0% share to now nearly 20% share. Beginning
in 2010, Alcatel will look to grow its share in the core
space with the introduction of its 100 Gbps line card."
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