It’s time for another update on quarterly shipment numbers. To review data from previous quarters, click on the Category tab to the left and select Quarterly Shipment Numbers. Here are some of the highlights from Q4, with the full breakdown of numbers after the jump.
Q4 2009 Shipment Numbers
Home and Networks Mobility highlights:
- Shipped 3.4 million digital entertainment devices, reaching milestone of shipping 100 millionth digital entertainment device
- Achieved 1 millionth fiber-to-the-home optical network terminal shipment
- Won contract to power the world’s first WiMAX-based electric utility smart metering for SP AusNet; shipped 10,000th WiMAX Access Point Base Site
- Selected to provide indoor TD-LTE broadband coverage at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai
- Announced intent to acquire BitBand Technologies Ltd., a company that specializes in video on demand for IPTV, and in January, acquired SecureMedia, Inc., a developer of software-based digital rights management and security systems for IP video
Digital Video Set-Top Unit Shipments (000)
Overall Total: 3,411 (Does note include DTAs)
HD/HD DVRs: 1,026 (Does not include IPTV DVRs)
IPTV Set-Tops: 1,029
Modem Unit Shipments (000)
Overall Total: 2,206
Data Only Modems/Gateways: 1,577
Voice Modems/Gateways: 629
MPEG Encoder Shipments
Overall Total: 1,234
MPEG-2: 605
MPEG-4: 629
CMTS/Edge Router Port Shipments
Downstream Ports: 13,914
Upstream Ports: 10,500
Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP) Shipments
ONT: 81,429
4 Port PON Cards: 621
WiMAX Shipments
Access Points: 2,727
CPE & PC Cards: 674,671
Note: If you are an industry analyst with questions, please call Kathy Wiesner at 847-875-0166.
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hello mari, just confirming, these are individual quarter shipments, not cumulative ones are they?
and do you have any split on products between US and int’l markets?
thanks
richard
Richard- yes, these are individual quarter shipments. No splits available between US and international markets, unfortunately.
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