This is the 2022 edition of the optical components suppliers market share for those products sold into ICP data centers.
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OC Market Share ICP Data Centers – 2020–21
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ICP Data Center Optical Components Market Landscape – May 2021
Report / 26 May 2021 / Lisa Huff
This market landscape includes the market share analysis for optical components sold into internet content provider data center networks. It also includes a forecast for these components.
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OC Market Share ICP Data Centers 2019–20
Data / 26 May 2021 / Tanya Harris
This spreadsheet contains the market share of companies selling optical components into ICP data center networks including companies like Intel, InnoLight, Accelink, AOI, Broadcom, II-VI, and others.
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ICP Data Center Network Optical Components Forecast – 2020–26
Data / 11 May 2021 / Lisa Huff
This forecast is for Internet Content Providers data center networks. It includes direct-attach copper cables, active optical cables, and optical modules. The summary tab details some of the macro trends in the ICP data center network market.
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Lisa Huff
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Lisa Huff covers optical components in the telecommunications industry. She has expertise not only in optical components, but also in data centers, networking equipment and connectivity. Her focus is on optical components in data communications applications.
Lisa joined Omdia, formerly Ovum, in March 2018. She brings great industry expertise, with more than 30 years in the communications, IT and electronics industries. Lisa joined us from Discerning Analytics, where she was the owner and principal analyst. In addition, Lisa is a Certified Data Center Management Professional (CDCMP®) and a degreed electrical engineer with experience in data centers, LAN, optical components, copper and fiber connectors and cabling.
Lisa has authored more than 50 technical papers and market research reports. She is a successful project manager with proven revenue-generating abilities.
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