Cable Modems: Strategic Opportunities And Forecasts To 2000
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Cable Modems
Strategic Opportunities and Forecasts to 2001
Cable
modems enable two-way, high-speed data transmission. Cable to homes, offices, educational institutions and similar
organizations provide the fastest Internet/Intranet access, telecommuting, and
on-line services access. Cable
modems represent a major performance breakthrough over traditional analog
modems, offering access speeds up to 1000 times as fast as traditional analog
modems. Hybrid networks support
the speed even as systems scale.
Incremental
subscriber growth is expected as cable modems achieve acceptance in the
market. Cable modem markets at
$99 million in 1997 are anticipated to reach $2 billion in 2001.
New
technology enables multiple communications services to be provided over
upgraded network distribution systems or new hybrid fiber/coaxial cable (HFC).
Upgrading the broadband networks of the local telecommunications
carriers, the long distance carriers, and the cable television industry is
occurring. Replacement and/or
re-engineering of the switched voice and low-speed data networks operated by
the telephone companies are meeting a competitive market created by cable
companies that offer direct, high speed Internet access, supported by cable
modems.
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Explosive
growth of cable modem market segments is anticipated as high speed Internet
access to new media content is desired by consumers and business alike.
The Study Addresses:
·
Strategies
for participating in high growth cable modem markets
·
Strategic
positioning of cable services providers
·
Market
directions and strategic market alliances
·
Risk/reward
scenarios -- access to existing customer bases
·
Strategies
for success
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COMPANIES
PROFILED
@HOME NETWORK
AMD
BAY NETWORKS, INC.
LANCITY CORPORATION
CABLELABS
COM21
DACOM
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
FIRST PACIFIC NETWORKS
GENERAL INSTRUMENT
HEWLETT-PACKARD
HYBRID NETWORKS
IBM
IMEDIA
INTEL
MCSI
MITSUI
MOTOROLA
NETGAME
OMNIVIEW
PHASECOM
PHILIPS
PROTOZOA
TERAYON CORPORATION
VIEWPOINT DATALABS
VIRTUS CORPORATION
REPORT OUTLINE
CABLE MODEM EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. MARKET DEFINITION AND OPPORTUNITY
Definition
Market opportunities
Price
Cable modem connections
T1
Hybrid/coax cable systems
Web tops
High speed data pipe enables interconnection
Standards
Cable modem issues
2. CABLE MODEM MARKET FORECASTS
SUMMARY FORECASTS
Household analysis
Cable TV subscriber profile
MSOs
Internet
Intranet
Internet/Intranet
Internet products and services
Market participants
LanCity
Motorola
Hewlett-Packard
Intel
Hybrid Networks
Market growth factors
Market growth features
XDSL versus the cable modem
Cable modems
Data communications
Business cable modem
Work at home
Residential cable modem
Two-way capability
Transition to digital for cable operators:
Distribution
3. CABLE MODEM PRODUCTS
Architectural networking
LanCity
Motorola
T1 cable modem
First Pacific National
Hybrid networks
Wireless
TCP/IP
AMD/COM21
Com21
Hewlett Packard (HP)
Phasecom
Reverse channel spectrum organizer
Terayon
Teracomm
Terapro
Data modem
LanCity’s LCW workgroup modem
Com21
General Instrument Surfboard
Services
Convergence Systems Incorporated (CSI)
Typical flat rate service
Cable modem trials
4. CABLE MODEM TECHNOLOGY
ADSL competes with cable modems
Asymmetric architecture
Network administrator
Interoperability
Coaxial fiber-optics
Market convergence
Interface
Gallium arsenide (gaas)
Network computer (NC)
Digital compression
Quality of service
Security
ATM
Speed
Data trials
ISDN
Topology
Cable switching
5. CABLE MODEM COMPANY PROFILES
6. CABLE MODEM APPLICATIONS AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES
Application overview
Internet
Intranet access
Telemedicine
Telecommunications
Video games
LAN/Wan
Software distribution
Data access
Distance learning
Video conferencing
Multimedia
Narrow casting
Energy
Corporate strategic positioning
Support of emerging companies
LanCity and Continental Cablevision
LanCity and Adelphia Communications
Cascade Communications joint development with Motorola
Motorola and Microsoft
Hewlett Packard/Motorola interoperability
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
1996-2001
Market
Shares for 1996
U.S.
Markets
Shipments
in Millions of Dollars
2. CABLE MODEM MARKET FORECASTS
Cable modem market forecasts,
Cable modem opportunities
Cable modem subscriber cash flow analysis
U.S. Households, forecast, 1994-2000
TV households, 1995-2000
U.S. PCs in households, units, 1995-2001
Installed base of PCs in households market
PCs with modems, market
Basic cable TV subscriber
Premium cable TV subscriber
Cable TV subscriber
Cable TV basic and premium services penetration of households, 1994-2000
U.S. Homes passed by cable, 1994-2001
Top 20 MSOs by number of subscribers
Direct broadcast satellite service providers
U.S. Internet users, 1995-2001
Major Internet products and services
Major players in Internet / related industries
Cable modem vendors
Cable modems units, U.S., penetration households,
Cable modems units, U.S., penetration PC households,
Cable modems units, U.S., penetration cable subscribers,
Types of cable modem user
3. CABLE MODEM PRODUCTS
Features of a t1 cable modems, system monitoring, and status monitoring
LanCity cable modem feature function set
Community access system server types and billing classes
Cable MSO and telco cable modem trials
Major players in Internet / related industries
Company major products segment and services
4. CABLE MODEM TECHNOLOGY
Benefits offered by video digital signal comparison
Selected cable modem manufacturers and trials
Comparison of modem speeds and transfer times
Selected MSOS conducting cable data trials
Selected cable Internet data trials
Selected organizations working on standards for cable modems
Selected cable modem companies
6. CABLE MODEM APPLICATIONS AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES
Internet user access server functions
REPORT METHODOLOGY
This is the twenty-first in a series of market forecasts of Internet
data communications, telecommunications,
and information services. The
project leaders have significant experience preparing industry studies.
Forecasts are based on primary research and proprietary data bases.
In-depth interviews are conducted with a broad range of key
participants in the market.
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