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This report focuses on leading service providers that offer comprehensive multiprotocol label switching (MPLS)/Internet Protocol (IP) virtual private network (VPN) services in the United States. Service providers have been analyzed primarily on their MPLS/IP VPN portfolios, including their presence in retail and wholesale segments. This study analy...

This report focuses on leading service providers that offer comprehensive dedicated Internet access (DIA) services in the North American market. The report primarily analyzes service providers based on their DIA portfolios and their presence in the retail and wholesale segments. The analysis includes market trends, drivers, restraints, and revenue ...

The North American dedicated internet access (DIA) services market is mature but has experienced a fresh burst of energy in the past few years as software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN) challenge the status quo of traditional WAN services. While some customers have chosen to create a hybrid SD-WAN network by adding broadband links to MPLS or E...

SASE has gained prominence, but its actual adoption from a single vendor remains low globally. SASE is a very intrusive concept and has caused prudence and cautiousness among global businesses. Confusion and misconception about SASE remain high among businesses, as many still perceive it as a cloud-delivered security solution, not a total network s...

In this study, Frost & Sullivan focuses on leading service providers that provide comprehensive Ethernet services (retail and wholesale) offerings in North America. The North American Ethernet services market continues to experience negative revenue growth rates, primarily due to price compression, market maturity, and the increasing adoption of SD...

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the North American dedicated internet access (DIA) services market. Frost & Sullivan conducted primary research interviews with leading service providers and secondary research comprising published materials, including financial reports and internal databases, to perform a detailed analysis of revenu...

This analysis benchmarks seven leading providers of carrier Ethernet services in North America. The market is in a mature stage of the product life cycle. Negative Ethernet revenue growth rates are primarily due to price compression, market maturity, and increased usage of multiple underlay technologies with SD-WAN. Service providers interviewed fo...

Carrier Ethernet continues to be the de facto wide area network (WAN) connectivity service choice among businesses of all sizes, due to the benefits it offers: scalability, reliability, and cost efficient bandwidth. U.S. Business Ethernet market revenues exceeded $6.5 billion in 2018. Frost & Sullivan defines business carrier Ethernet services as...

The 2018 US wholesale Carrier Ethernet services market revenues exceeded $5.15 billion. Key factors sustaining market growth include: --Continued demand from wireline carriers—traditional interexchange carriers (IXCs), competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), and international carriers seeking to expand their network footprint --Business marke...