Market researches - 4/02/06

Publié le 4 février 2006 par Arnal

According to Dell'Oro, the total IP-DSLAM access equipment market should be $2bn in 2008, from $1bn in 2005.
Nortel and Huawei estimate the total broadband access to be worth $9bn in 2005.The new company will combine Huawei' s high speed gear with Nortel' s expertise in voice and high-speed networking. Nortel and Huawei are said to have already jointly bid to recent RBOC' s RFP for GPON systems.
According to Canalys, in France, the market leader in mobile OS should always be Symbian, followed by Microsoft with 33% and the Palm and RIM.
Jupiter Research forecasts that the mobile content market should grow to $9.1bn in 2010, from $3.3bn in 2005. Customized services account for 71% of current market, but should decline to 41% in 2010. News and entertainment should grow from about $1bn to $5.4bn in 2010.
In-Stat found that the smart phone market grew 70%in 2005, and could continue to grow at the same pace for several coming years.
According to MII, China should add 48m new mobile subscribers in 2006 (vs 58m in 2005).
Prismark Partners found that STMicroelectronics was top supplier of camera modules for mobile phones in 2005.
Dell'Oro places Avaya as the leader in Enterprise Telephony (both traditional and IP), with 19% market share.
According to IFPI, music downloads accounted for around 6% of total music sales in the first half of 2005.
Dell'Oro forecasts a modest growth in mobile infrastructure to $41.8bn (+3%).