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EMEA Broadband CPE Competitive Analysis, 2010
Market Study
Published: June 2010
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Research from: IDC Research
Sector: Broadband & Fixed
This document analyzes the market for broadband CPE in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) in 2009. For the purpose of this document the coverage includes devices that have the termination of a DSL or cable modem connection as a core functionality. This definition includes standalone modems, as well as routers with an integrated DSL or cable modem (typically referred to as a gateway). It excludes modems that are integrated into set-top boxes for the purpose of providing interactivity to TV services.
This document analyzes the market for broadband CPE in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) in 2009. For the purpose of this document the coverage includes devices that have the termination of a DSL or cable modem connection as a core functionality. This definition includes standalone modems, as well as routers with an integrated DSL or cable modem (typically referred to as a gateway). It excludes modems that are integrated into set-top boxes for the purpose of providing interactivity to TV services.
"Broadband net additions are no longer the main driver for the development of the broadband CPE market in EMEA," said Jan Hein Bakkers, research manager at IDC. "Replacement of devices for increased functionality or the migration to higher-speed technologies such as VDSL and DOCSIS 3.0 are now the key factors driving the market, but these drivers will not be enough to return the market to the record levels achieved in 2006-2007."
"Broadband net additions are no longer the main driver for the development of the broadband CPE market in EMEA," said Jan Hein Bakkers, research manager at IDC. "Replacement of devices for increased functionality or the migration to higher-speed technologies such as VDSL and DOCSIS 3.0 are now the key factors driving the market, but these drivers will not be enough to return the market to the record levels achieved in 2006-2007."