市場調査レポート
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1456205
DCSG (Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway) の世界市場 (2023年12月)Disaggregated Cell Site Gateways (DCSG) Report, December 2023 |
DCSG (Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway) の世界市場 (2023年12月) |
出版日: 2023年12月31日
発行: Teral Research
ページ情報: 英文
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当レポートでは、新たに誕生したDCSG (Disaggregated Cell Site Gateway) 市場について調査しています。DCSGは、既存の2G/3G/4Gおよび5Gネットワーク向けのオープンな分散型アーキテクチャに基づく、ホワイトボックスのセルサイトゲートウェイまたはルーターです。当レポートでは、DCSGのアーキテクチャと実装状況について、新興国市場のエコシステムを含めて分析しています。そして、ホワイトボックスハードウェアの販売台数や販売額、ソフトウェアの販売額を地域別 (北米、欧州・中東・アフリカ、アジア太平洋、カリブ海・ラテンアメリカ) に追跡しています。さらに、世界のセルサイトの総数と、今後5年間の市場予測も掲載しています。この市場はまだ立ち上がったばかりであるため、ベンダーの市場シェアを公表する段階に至っていません。
当レポートで収集・作成されたすべての数値 (DCSGユニットや売上高など) は、無線アクセスネットワーク (RAN) において、セルサイトに出入りするモバイルトラフィックの収集・伝送・ルーティングを実行する斬新な分散型ネットワークノードに関するものです。
当レポートの対象企業には、Cisco、Ericsson、Juniper Networks、Nokia Networksといった定評ある通信ネットワーク機器ベンダーだけでなく、10社以上のNOS (ネットワークOS) やホワイトボックスハードウェアの専業企業が含まれています。
This report explores the emergence of the Disaggregated Cell Site Gateways (DCSG) market. DCSG is a white-box cell site gateway or router based on an open and disaggregated architecture for existing 2G/3G/4G and 5G networks. This report analyzes DCSG architectures and implementations, including the emerging market ecosystem. It tracks white box hardware units and sales, and software sales, all broken down by regions: North America, Europe Middle East Africa, Asia Pacific, and Caribbean Latin America. The report provides the total number of cell sites worldwide and 5-year market forecasts. As this market is just emerging, it is too early to publish vendor market shares.
All numbers (e.g., DCSG units and sales) collected and generated in this report relate to the novel disaggregated network nodes that perform the collection, the transport and the routing of mobile traffic coming in and out of the cell site in a radio access network (RAN).
Companies covered in this report include more than a dozen NOS and white-box hardware specialists as well as established telecom network equipment vendors such as Cisco, Ericsson, Juniper Networks and Nokia Networks.
Stephane Teral , Founder & Chief Analyst.
With over 35 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, including 28 years in Silicon Valley, Stephane Teral is regarded as one of the top analysts in his field, having been the trusted advisor at some of the world's largest telecom providers and manufacturers. He specializes in next-generation wireless infrastructure including 5G and 6G, network disaggregation and automation, cloud and quantum networking, programmable core networks and communications service provider digital transformation.
As an advisor to start-ups, service providers, vendors and the investment community, Stephane helps clients identify new market opportunities, conducts due diligence, and advises on positioning, product development, business plans and M&A. A highly sought thinker and speaker, Stephane is frequently quoted in prestigious publications such as The Economist, Nikkei Asia, Le Monde, Les Echos, L'Usine Nouvelle, Barron's, and The Wall Street Journal. He also chairs and presents at global industry events including Brooklyn 6G Summit, FYUZ, GSMA Mobile World Congress, OCP Regional Summit, and NGMN IC&E. Stephane has been a frequent expert judge for industry and technology innovation awards, such as the GSMA Global Mobile Awards (the GLOMOS), and the Layer123 World Congress.
Stephane founded TERAL RESEARCH in January 2023 after 2 years as a Chief Analyst at LightCounting, which he joined in May 2020, after serving as a Technology Fellow at IHS Markit where he was also rewarded with the 2016 Market Research Excellence Award. Previously, he spent 8 years as a principal analyst at Infonetics Research after starting his analyst career at RHK, where he developed the European optical coverage and helped carriers migrate from PSTN to next-generation networks. Prior to RHK, he was an R&D engineer and project manager with Alcatel where he deployed the CATV optical networks that allowed the 1992 Olympics and the grand opening of Euro Disney to be televised using fiber optics for the first time. Stephane is a McGowan Scholar at the McLaren School of Business of the University of San Francisco where he received his MBA with an emphasis in telecommunications. He holds an engineering degree in telecommunications from the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, France.