Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: In-Stat
Published: July 1999
Product Code: r97-217Description This report is a detailed analysis of the emerging Residential Gateway market. The explosion in demand for high speed Internet access combined with the push by service providers to offer integrated voice, data and entertainment services has fueled this exciting new market. This report includes a look at different Residential Gateway categories, a five year forecast, as well as vendor profiles.
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Methodology
- What is a Residential Gateway?
- The Evolution of Residential Gateways
- Different Form Factors
- What about Voice and Video?
- Inside vs. Outside?
- Residential Gateway Drivers and Hurdles
- Drivers to RG Deployment
- Hurdles to RG Deployment
- Standards
- Open Service Gateway Initiative (OSGI)
- TIA TR41.5
- ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG1
- Industry Perspectives
- Service Providers
- Equipment OEMs
- Silicon Vendors
- Distribution Models
- Residential Gateway Market Forecast
- Conservative or Aggressive? It’s a Matter of Inhibitors and Accelerators
- Conservative Scenario Forecast
- Aggressive Scenario Forecast
- Company Profiles
- 2Wire
- 3Com
- Arris/Nortel
- Broadcom
- Cayman Systems
- Cisco
- Ericsson
- General Instrument
- Global Converging Technologies
- IBM
- Intel
- Lucent
- Motorola
- Next Level Communications
- Panja
- Proxim
- Sharegate
- Scientific Atlanta
List of Tables
- Table 1. Form Factor of Residential Gateway by Generation
- Table 2. Worldwide Residential Gateway Annual Unit Shipments Forecast (Conservative Scenario)
- Table 3. Worldwide Residential Gateway Annual Revenue Forecast (Conservative Scenario)
- Table 4. Worldwide Residential Gateway Annual Unit Shipments Forecast (Aggressive Scenario)
- Table 5. Worldwide Residential Gateway Annual Revenue Forecast (Aggressive Scenario)
- Table 6. Summary Table of Conservative vs. Aggressive Forecasts
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Worldwide Residential Gateway Annual Revenue Forecast (Conservative)
- Figure 2. Residential Gateway as Part of Access Network and Home LAN
- Figure 3. Conceptual 3rd Generation RG Supporting Multiple WAN and LAN Interfaces
- Figure 4. Ericsson PC Architecture E-Box Block Diagram
- Figure 5, "Stackable" Residential Gateway Conceptual Design
- Figure 6. Block Diagram of Internet Telephony CPE Device
- Figure 7. Worldwide Residential Gateway Forecast (Conservative Scenario)
- Figure 8. Worldwide Residential Gateway Revenue Forecast (Conservative Scenario)
- Figure 9. Worldwide Residential Gateway Unit Forecast (Aggressive Scenario)
- Figure 10. Conservative vs. Aggressive Residential Gateway Unit Forecast
- Figure 11. Worldwide Residential Gateway Revenue Forecast (Conservative Scenario)
- Figure 12. Conservative vs. Aggressive Residential Gateway Revenue Forecast
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