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市場調査レポート
世界および北米のサービスプロバイダーによる同軸ケーブル・電話回線を利用したホームネットワーク
Global & North American Service Provider In-Home Networks Over Coax & Phone Wiring
| 発行 |
In-Stat |
| 出版日 |
2009年05月 |
商品コード |
89713 |
| ページ情報 |
英文 31 PAGES |
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Abstract
This presentation provides an overview of the integrated digital home vision,
and the driving factors why networking over coax and phone wiring will be an
integral part of that vision. It also discusses why networking over coax and
phone wiring is still primarily deployed in North America, addresses key
trends shaping current global deployments, and examines the growth potential
of North American household service provider in-home entertainment networks
and worldwide chipset shipments for 2007-013. The global chipset shipments are
also divided into North American and international segments. MoCA and HomePNA
shipments are provided for 2007-009.
In addition, the presentation discusses key current vendor ecosystems for MoCA
and HomePNA, and includes comparisons of MoCA, HomePNA, as well as the ITU-T
G.hn specification that is still in process of being developed.
North American 2009 consumer survey results are included: familiarity of and
interest in purchasing coax/phone wiring adapters, interest in and price
willing to pay for whole-home DVR services, and popular uses of home networks.
Table of Contents
- Agenda
- The Digital Home Vision
- The Integrated In-Home Network Vision
- Average Home Today With PC Network
- Two Segregated In-Home Networks Have Been Evolving
- Near-Term Expectations
- Service Providers are Using Existing Wires in the Home to Network Set-Top
Boxes and Distribute Broadcast Content
- Worldwide Home Network Households Will Roughly Double Between 2008 and 2013
- Bandwidth Requirements are Growing: High-Speed Networking Solutions are
Essential to Deliver Expectations
- Multi-Use of Home Networks on the Rise More Video Transport to Drive
Demand for Higher Throughput
- Home Network Throughput Is Expected to Rise Quickly
- What Will Shape Future Home Networks?
- Digital Media Device Opportunity for Next-Generation Wired Ports
- Many Computing and Entertainment Devices in the Typical Household Will
Evolve to Include Wired Networking Ports
- Use of Existing-Wire Mediums: Coax
- Use of Existing-Wire Mediums: Phone Wiring
- Drivers for Use of Existing-Wire Mediums
- Current Ecosystems
- Comparison of Protocols
- ITU-T G.hn Initiative for a Standard Covering Multiple Existing-Wire
Mediums
- ITU-T G.hn Expectations
- Channel Markets for Coax and Phone Wiring Networks
- Types of Existing-Wire Adapters Under Consideration for Purchase by NA
Consumers
- Consumer Demand Related to SP Entertainment Networks: NA Consumer Interest
in Whole-Home DVR Service
- Consumer Demand Related to SP Entertainment Networks: Price Willing to Pay
for Whole-Home DVR Service
- Telco TV Opportunities: Lowest Hanging Fruit for Protocols Using
Coax/Phone Wiring
- North American Households with In-Home Service Provider Network Node(s)
Over Coax or Phone Wiring
- Worldwide Chipset Shipments: Coax/Phone Wiring
- Appendix
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