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Friday, November 22, 2013 at 10:40AM LightCounting recently published its six-monthly optical market research covering telecom and datacom. Gazettabyte interviewed Vladimir Kozlov, CEO of LightCounting, about the findings.
When people forecast they always make a mistake on the timeline because they overestimate the impact of new technology in the short term and underestimate in the long term.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 5:45PM Cisco Systems has been detailing over recent months its upcoming proprietary optical module dubbed CPAK. The development promises to reduce the market opportunity for the CFP2 multi-source agreement (MSA) and has caused some disquiet in the industry.
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CFP2, CFP4, CPAK, Cisco Systems, JDSU, LightCounting, MSA, Ovum, QSFP2+, optical transceivers in gazettabits Print Article Friday, June 1, 2012 at 6:33AM A Q&A with Vladimir Kozlov, CEO of market research firm, LightCounting. The first of occassional quick interviews with industry figures.
"You have to look over a longer time frame to understand the industry and appreciate the progress"
Friday, September 23, 2011 at 8:49AM Despite warnings that price cutting could erode the margins of high-valued optical components, analysts explain why they remain upbeat about the market's prospects.
"An organisation's gross margins ride on these new products"
Daryl Inniss, Ovum Components.
Monday, August 1, 2011 at 11:12AM Chart Watch: LightCounting
Summing transceiver shipments in the core of the network and plotting the data against traffic growth provides useful insights into the state of the network.
"We use transceiver shipment data [from vendors] to calculate how fast the network is growing and compare it to the traffic growth," says Vladimir Kozlov, CEO of market research firm, LightCounting.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at 9:31AM Recent market research suggests that the 100 Gigabit-per-second (Gbps) era is fast-approaching and that 100Gbps promises to leave the 40Gbps market opportunity in its wake.
“It could easily be ten to 15 years before we see 100Gbps in a big way on the public network side”
Mark Lutkowitz, Telecom Pragmatics
Thursday, April 14, 2011 at 8:58AM China’s optical component firms must adapt if they are to match their Western counterparts in market reach, company ambition and technology portfolios. These are the findings of a report - China: The New Land of Opportunity - on the local optical component (OC) industry by market research firm, LightCounting.
“If [Chinese optical component] companies get $100m from an IPO, they have the resources to really do things”
Vladimir Kozlov, LightCounting
