Global Optical Transceivers Market to be Worth US$9.9 Billion by 2020 Thanks to Growing Adoption of 40, 100, and 400 Gbps Devices - By MRRSE

Albany, NY, June 04, 2015 --(PR.com)-- The global optical transceivers market will be driven by the cost-effectiveness and widening availability of 40 Gbps, 100 Gpbs, and 400 Gbps devices. The upcoming devices in the global optical transceivers market are less expensive, more compact, and utilize less power. Furthermore, the widespread use of 100 Gbps devices along with the elevated level of Internet traffic will greatly change communications infrastructure markets.

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The global optical transceivers market is driven by the increasing adoption of high-speed serial transceivers. Servers, communications technology, and other electronic systems rely on high-speed serial transceivers. The worldwide adoption of the Internet is boosting the growth of mega datacenters. These data centers support social networking, streaming video, online commerce, and cloud services.

Optical transceiver products in the market are compatible with Fiber Channel, Ethernet, PON, SONET/SDH/OTN standards. These products usually operate on data rates of 10 Gbps, 40 Gbps, and 100 Gbps. Transmitters or transceivers can operate in distances ranging from a very short span to metro access, campus, and long-haul reaches. The outstanding performance delivered by optical transceivers has made them popular among end users.

The market leaders in the global optical transceivers industry are Oplink, Sumitomo, NEC, Photonics, Emcore Source, Fujitsu Avago, Finisar JDS Uniphase, and Electric. Leading vendors in the global optical transceivers market offer a wide range of products, which feature innovative technology. Optical module manufacturers provide solutions to all major networking equipment vendors globally. Additionally, key vendors have taken a leading role to transform the data- and tele- communications equipment market.

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Currently, designers are optimizing existing 40 Gbps modules to boost the 40 Gbps system capacity. Two system line cards are required to create a 40 Gbps link, the first one is for short reach and another for the line-side transponder.

Even though the global optical transceivers market will more than triple its value by 2020 as compared to total revenue generated in 2013, the lack of trained personnel will suppress this market. Consultants with extensive and specialized experience are required to achieve optical component network installation, design, maintenance, and updation. Optical components are needed to equip data centers, metro access, FTTx, core networks, long-haul services, and WAN.

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