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Router market in Europe, Middle East, Africa declined 2.5% in Q3 2004

Q3 results from IDC show that the overall router market in EMEA declined by 2.5% to $931.9 mln in Q3 2004, compared to $956 mln in Q2 2004. The decline was fueled by revenue declines in the midrange and SOHO segments. Revenues in the high-end segment, which is the largest...

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Blog posts 2005-01-08

Router market in Europe, Middle East, Africa declined 2.5% in Q3 2004

Q3 results from IDC show that the overall router market in EMEA declined by 2.5% to $931.9 mln in Q3 2004, compared to $956 mln in Q2 2004. The decline was fueled by revenue declines in the midrange and SOHO segments. Revenues in the high-end segment, which is the largest...

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Blog posts 2005-01-08

Sales of high-speed routers reached $260 mln in Q2 2004

Cisco and Juniper Networks dominate the market for the highest-speed routers. Industry sales were about $260 mln during Q2 2004, with Cisco capturing 61% and Juniper 32%, according to market researcher Dell'Oro Group. In 2003 sales were $733 mln, but they should surge to $1.1 bln this year.

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Blog posts 2004-10-18

Service provider router and switches market yp 31% YTY in Q2 2004

Worldwide revenue for service provider routers and switches topped $1.43 bln in Q2 2004, up 2% from Q1 2004 and 31% from Q2 2003, according to Infonetics Research. The analysts project worldwide revenue to reach $8.5 bln in 2007, a CAGR of 15% from 2003.

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Blog posts 2004-08-26

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Enterprise router revenue reached $859 mln in Q3 2005

Worldwide enterprise router revenue totaled $859 mln in Q3 2005, up 8% over Q2 2005 and 3% over Q3 2004. Unit shipments are up 3% sequentially and 27% annually. Secure router revenue jumped 21% between Q2 2005 and Q3 2005, and has more than doubled since Q3 2004. Cisco dominates...

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Blog posts 2006-03-15

Worldwide router sales up 4% in Q2 2005

Worldwide enterprise router revenue totaled $791 mln in Q2 2005, up 4% from Q1 2005, but 7% lower than in Q2 2004, says Infonetics Research. Despite the mixed revenue picture, overall demand for routers is solid, with a 6% sequential and 13% yearly increase in unit shipments, and an expected...

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Blog posts 2005-09-12