This study examines the North American wavelength services market from 2024 to 2029, which will continue to witness a single-digit growth rate throughout the forecast period, driven by exponential bandwidth demand from wholesale and retail customers. The study covers revenue forecasts, revenue split by retail and wholesale, revenue split by transport length (metro and long haul), and revenue forecasts by speed. The revenue analysis is segmented into retail (sales to enterprises) and wholesale (sales to communication service providers, system integrators, content providers, cloud service providers, and resellers). The market is mainly driven by high-bandwidth demand from enterprises looking to accelerate their digital transformation initiatives, the adoption of AI-enabled applications, hyperscalers, neocloud providers, the growing use of bandwidth-intensive collaboration tools, and demand for data center-to-data center and cloud connectivity. Wavelength services in this study include all the typical speeds from 1G to 400G configurations, primarily ethernet over waves (EoW). Frost & Sullivan conducted detailed primary interviews with leading network service providers, analyzed their annual reports, and utilized internal databases to perform detailed revenue analysis on the wavelength services market. The resulting revenue size reflects the sum of the estimates for individual companies.

Author: Amrit Singh