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Good news! 100G optical module of Guangheng Communications Co., LTD won "2021 Outstanding Technology Award"
2022-04-29On January 11, 2022, xunshi 2021 Annual Summary and the 8th Heroes List Award Ceremony was successfully held. At the same time of the conference, the 8th Stone Heroes List was officially announced, and The 100G ER4 TOSA optical module won the "2021 Outstanding Technology Award".
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Guangheng Tongxin developed 100G ER4 TOSA optical module carefully after three years of painstaking development. It relies on the traditional advantages of Guangheng in the field of device packaging, and is based on the high-speed products developed by the new generation box packaging platform of Guangheng Company. The products meet the industrial grade, and have the advantages of low power consumption, good high-frequency performance and high integration. The transmission distance can be up to 80 km, meeting the requirements of ER4 Lite, ER4 and ZR4 protocols. It can serve data center interconnection, 5G transmission, metropolitan area network and other application scenarios.
In the future, Guangheng Tongxin will increase its research and development capabilities of new products and technologies, strengthen industrial chain exploration, and provide better quality and cost-effective product solutions and services in the fields of telecom access, metropolitan transmission, data center interconnection, 5G wireless, coherent transmission and lidar. Guangheng is committed to becoming a world-class optical communication enterprise, with the best quality products and the most professional service for customer business escort! -
IDC: Global digital transformation investment will reach $1.8 trillion in 2022
2022-05-16According to IDC's latest projections, global spending on digital transformation of business practices, products and organizations (DX) will reach $1.8 trillion in 2022, up 17.6% from 2021. Over the forecast period 2022-2026, global spending on digital transformation will maintain this growth rate at a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.6% 100G QSFP28 SR4.
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"After a slight slowdown during the pandemic, IDC expects to see significant growth in digital transformation technology investments in 2022," said Craig Simpson, SENIOR research manager, IDC Customer Insights and Analytics. As companies accelerate the adoption of digital first strategies, they are channeling these investments into internal operations and direct external engagement. Investments in internal operations are focused on improving efficiency and restoring resilience, while customer experience transformation has become a digital transformation priority for many companies."100G QSFP28 SR4
IDC's digital Transformation spending guide contains 51 strategic priorities, of which operational investment stands out. Back office support and infrastructure, smart manufacturing and digital supply chain optimization will see the largest investments in 2022, with the three investment areas combined to spend more than $620 billion on digital transformation this year. Other operational priorities that will see significant investments in 2022 include connected assets, facilities management, and operational data and information. In 2022, digital transformation spending on customer Experience investments such as Omni-Experience Engagement and Omni-Channel Commerce will exceed $300 billion. The digital transformation strategy with the fastest spending growth in the five-year forecast focuses on narrow priorities such as frictionless insurance (27.4% CAGR) and legal (27.0% CAGR) and operational priorities such as enterprise and resource management (26.0% CAGR).100G QSFP28 SR4
From an industry perspective, discrete and process manufacturing will account for nearly 30% of global digital transformation spending this year, followed by professional services and retail. Utilities and banking will also spend more than $100 million on digital transformation this year. Meanwhile, the financial services sector will see the fastest growth in digital transformation spending over the forecast period 2022-2026, with securities and investment services, insurance and banking all set to grow at a five-year CAGR of 19% or more.
By region, the US will be the largest geographic market for digital transformation spending in 2022, accounting for nearly 35% of the global total. Western Europe will be the second largest region for spending on digital transformation, followed by China. China will also see the strongest growth in digital transformation spending, with a five-year cagR of 18.5 per cent. Latin America will be the second fastest growing region with a compound annual growth rate of 18.2 per cent.100G QSFP28 SR4
Angela Vacca, senior Research manager, Industry Solutions, Customer insights and analytics, IDC Europe, said: "Digital transformation spending in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region will reach nearly $469 billion in 2022, up 16.7% from 2021, highlighting the strong importance of digital transformation projects across European industries. The fastest growth will be in finance and manufacturing, with use cases related to big data and ARTIFICIAL intelligence dominating in financial institutions, while use cases related to the Internet of Things and robotics will grow very actively in manufacturing enterprises. In Central and Eastern Europe, the war in Russia and Ukraine will delay investment this year, affecting many sectors, especially resources. Supply chain disruptions will also affect some manufacturing and distribution sectors, while network and IT supply chain disruptions will lead to the postponement of some digital transformation projects in the telecom sector."100G QSFP28 SR4 -
IDC cuts forecast for global telecom services revenue growth in 2022 due to economic slowdown
2022-05-12According to IDC's semi-annual Tracking report on global telecom services, global spending on telecom services and pay TV services reached $1,566 billion in 2021, up 1.6 percent year on year. IDC expects global spending on telecoms and pay-TV services to grow 1.4% to $1,588 billion in 2022.
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In 2021, the global economy recovered rapidly from the downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. This favourable environment has driven additional growth in telecommunications services spending, so that the total value of the global market has grown slightly faster than originally forecast. This trend was shared across all regions of the world: the European, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) market grew 0.2 percentage points faster than forecast in October 2021, asia-pacific grew 0.5 percentage points faster, and the Americas grew 1.0 percentage points faster. Growth was also higher than expected in all technology areas except pay-TV, which is logical because people were able to spend more time outdoors, so some canceled TV packages bought during the lockdown.
In its October 2021 report, IDC predicted further recovery (i.e., higher growth rates) in 2022 and 2023. IDC's forecasts have changed, however, due to new developments such as accelerating inflation and a central bank hike in benchmark interest rates that will lead to slower growth in coming years. While the new forecast is still optimistic, IDC expects growth in the first half of this year to be lower than last year.
Inflation should have a nominally positive effect on the market: operators will raise rates, customers will pay more, and the total value of the market should grow faster than previously expected. However, inflation also reduces the purchasing power of consumers and businesses, leading to a decline in demand. It is worth noting that the impact of inflation on the telecom services market will expand in the coming years. This is because a large proportion of users have two-year contracts with carriers, which guarantee stable charges until the end of their contracts. But it also means that the impact of inflation is initially higher in markets with a higher proportion of pre-paying customers.
The war in Ukraine will have a negative impact on the communication services market in the EMEA region. It will mainly hit the Ukrainian market, which will suffer a sharp decline due to the destruction of network infrastructure and the mass exodus of people from the country. Local demand will come under pressure due to the recession caused by international sanctions and the Russian market will also decline. On the other hand, the war will have a positive impact on the markets of neighbouring countries (Poland, Slovakia and Romania) that host large numbers of Ukrainian refugees.
The COVID-19 pandemic is not over yet. The current lockdown in China and the possible emergence of new virus variants in other parts of the world could have an additional impact on the market, mainly in the commercial fixed data services segment. While previous waves of COVID-19 did not have a huge impact on the global telecom services market, related global supply chain disruptions have led to shortages of end users and network equipment, creating new concerns for supply-side players. This is all part of IDC's downward revision.
The telecom services industry has remained remarkably stable throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. More than that, it is the backbone of the global economy, allowing people to communicate, play and work from home. "The economic recovery in 2021 is driving growth and leading to higher than expected growth rates, but the same forces that are driving the market up could also be driving the market down," said Kresimir Alic, IDC's global telecom services research director. This market, like any other, is not immune to changing economic trends, and forces like inflation and recession can quickly change the shape of the curve. Inflation has occurred and the economy has started to slow -- so our view on the market remains cautiously positive." -
LC: China pursues economic upgrading and 5G vision despite severe headwinds
2022-05-11发布2021财年中国无线基础设施和宏观经济动态。到目前为止，尽管失去了关键芯片组供应和新的大规模的COVID-19封锁，但COVID-19和与5Geopolitics似乎都没有阻碍中国的崛起。LC的2021年全年分析发现，在国内消费支出和商品出口强劲的推动下，中国经济在2021年增长了8.1%。在美国，在COVID-19导致2020年收缩3.4%之后，其GDP在2021年增长了5.7%。这表明中国仍有望在2026-2028年期间超越美国成为世界上最大的经济体，因为COVID-19重置了中美之间的GDP竞赛，给了中国一个助力。
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LC首席分析师Stephane Teral表示：“如果没有坚实而广泛的电信基础设施，这种经济增长将永远不会发生;由于5G是中国数字经济的关键推动力，因此迄今为止中国的5G部署保持稳定。然而，2022年开始时出现了巨大的逆风，这些逆风正在放缓中国经济并损害其5.5%的年度GDP增长计划：政府对科技、金融和辅导公司开始采取严厉措施，并收紧对房地产开发商的控制。”
自2009年的重大电信重组以来，截至2021年12月底，中国三大运营商(即中国移动、中国联通和中国电信)已经部署了996万个移动基站(包括2G/3G/4G/5G)，相比2020年底时的931万，新增65万。其中，5G基站总数达到142万，相比2020年底的77万，新增65万。移动用户数超过16亿，其中5G用户接近5.5亿。
中国是孤立的且自力更生的，并将世界分为两个势力范围：东方和西方，一种地缘政治而不是地理标签上的定义。在东方，中国是唯一一个正在崛起的国家，而西方增长缓慢，但在GDP方面要大得多，拥有巨额财富和研发预算。
5G，以及很快的6G，仍然是中国经济从工业向服务业转变的核心。政府表示，5G应用案例超万个，覆盖农业、钢铁、电力、矿业等国民经济22个行业及相关领域。
受4G LTE拖累，中国RAN市场同比下降12%，但华为和中兴通讯以爱立信和诺基亚为代价，增加了自己的市场份额;2021年，它们的市场份额总和超过80%。
LC预计，2022年中国的5G表现将与去年和2020年大致相同。从中期和长期来看，LC的模型显示，中国到2026年将启动6G。
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