Abstract
VoIP is moving toward the edge and nowhere is this more apparent than within
the silicon required to convert voice into IP packets. While today, less than
16% of total VoIP chip revenues are attributed to IP phones, this submarket
segment will represent close to 60% of total sales by 2010.
Tomorrow' s IP phones and the chips used to produce them will clearly be very
different from today' s business-oriented sets. This report addresses the often
complex interplay between end users, carriers, equipment manufacturers, and
VoIP chip producers, an understanding of which is crucial to anyone needing a
full appreciation of the ripple effect throughout the value chain associated
with enabling a wireless, multimedia future.
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Market Overview
- VoIP Moves to the Edge
- IP Phones and Customer Premises Equipment (CPE)
- So What About the Network Core?
- And New Paradigms Slowly Emerge
- Mobility Leads the Way Into the Future
- And What Is This Strange Animal?
- And Will the Promise of Videophone Ever be Realized?
- Players and Their Products
- Atmel
- Broadcom17
- Centillium Communications
- CSR
- Conexant Systems
- Freescale Semiconductor
- Infineon Technologies
- Mindspeed Technologies
- Octasic Semiconductor
- PMC-Sierra
- SyChip
- Texas Instruments
- Market Shares and Forecast
- IP Phone ICs
- VoIP CPE ICs
- Infrastructure VoIP ICs
- Methodology
- Glossary
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- Related In-Stat Reports
- Offices
List of Tables
- Table 1. VoIP IC Revenues (US$ in Millions) By Market Segment- 2006 to
2010
- Table 2. Vonage Now Offers a Variety of Heavily Subsidized Equipment
Options
- Table 3. VoIP IC Revenues (US$ in Millions) By Market Segment- 2006 to
2010
- Table 4. IP Phone IC Shipments (Units in Thousands)- 2006 to 2010
- Table 5. IP Phone IC Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
- Table 6. Percentage of VoIP Enablement Within Various Categories of
Broadband CPE
- Table 7. VoIP CPE IC Port Shipments (Ports in Thousands)- 2006 to 2010
- Table 8. CPE VoIP Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
- Table 9. VoIP Infrastructure Ports Shipped (Ports Shipped in Thousands)-
2006 to 2010
- Table 10. VoIP Infrastructure Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
List of Figures
- Figure 1. VoIP Moves to the Edge and Into the Customer Premises
- Figure 2. Alcatel' s Bluetooth-Enabled IP Touch 4068
- Figure 3. Back-to-Back Media Gateways Proliferate at Network Meet Points
- Figure 4. Nokia 6136 Dual Mode Phone
- Figure 5. D-Link V-Click Dual Mode GSM/Wi-Fi Handset
- Figure 6. Samsung' s SMT-W5100 Wi-Fi Wireless LAN Phone
- Figure 7. Sony Mylo Creates a New Category for VoIP-Enabled Devices
- Figure 8. KPN Video Telephony Plans Include Philips VP5500 Wi-Fi Video
Phone
- Figure 9. System-on-Chip Architecture With Dual Core Approach to V2IP
- Figure 10. Functional Block Diagram of Octasic' s OCT9600 Series
- Figure 11. SyChip VWLAN7101 Block Diagram
- Figure 12. Texas Instruments TNETV 1700 WLAN IP Phone Platform
- Figure 13. 2005 IP Phone IC Market Shares Based on Units Shipped
- Figure 14. 1H06 IP Phone IC Market Shares Based on Units Shipped
- Figure 15. IP Phone IC Unit Shipments (Units in Thousands)- 2006 to 2010
- Figure 16. IP Phone IC Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
- Figure 17. 2005 CPE Market Share Based on Ports Shipped
- Figure 18. 1H06 CPE Market Share Based on Ports Shipped
- Figure 19. VoIP CPE IC Port Shipments (Ports in Thousands)- 2006 to 2010
- Figure 20. CPE VoIP Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
- Figure 21. 2005 VoIP Infrastructure IC Market Share Based on Ports Shipped
- Figure 22. 1H06 VoIP Infrastructure IC Market Share Based on Ports Shipped
- Figure 23. VoIP Infrastructure Ports Shipped (Ports Shipped in Thousands)-
2006 to 2010
- Figure 24. VoIP Infrastructure IC Revenues (US$ in Millions)- 2006 to 2010
| 
