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[Heavy Reading]: The Market for DPI and Policy Control is Saturated; Yet to Double by 2018
Posted by Unknown in 1-800, congestion, DPI Market, Lightreading, M2M, NFV, PCRF Market, SDN, VoLTE on Friday, May 2, 2014
A new report on DPI and Policy Control by Graham Finnie [pictured], Chief Analyst, Heavy Reading, finds "a significant slowdown in growth, from a whopping 30 percent in 2012 to around 17 percent in 2013. A key factor: The initial market for policy servers and deep packet inspection (DPI) gear is pretty much saturated, at least in the wireless sector .. our forecast predicts. We expect the market
[LightReading]: SDN/NFV Still Doesn’t Show Capex Savings for US MNOs
Sarah Reedy [pictured], Senior Editor, LightReading shows that despite the SDN/NFZ buzz, the great Capex saving are not yet there (at least for 2014).
"SDN and NFV have operators planning for lower capital expenditures, but that's not yet being reflected in their projections for 2014 .. AT&T [see "AT&T Expects SDN and NFV to Reduce Capex in 5 Years" - here], Verizon Wireless, Sprint and
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