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Global Internet Geography (GIG)
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Abstract
What is Global Internet Geography?
TeleGeography's Global Internet Geography is the world's most comprehensive
source of international Internet capacity, traffic, and pricing data.
Content Highlights:
- Analysis of global Internet backbone growth from 2002-2008
- International Internet traffic data for 38 countries
- International Internet bandwidth metrics for 73 countries
- U.S. domestic bandwidth and traffic data from 2007-2008
- Internet transit pricing in over 43 cities worldwide from 45 Mbps to 10
Gbps
- Detailed profiles of 98 international Internet backbone operators
- Directory of over 368 Internet service providers
Global Internet Market Data
Supply
Expert analysis of Internet backbone capacity by country, by route, and by
city.
- Country-to-country bandwidth for 38 countries
- Route-by-route international Internet capacity for each region's top routes
- International Internet capacity metrics for each region's top hub cities
- Route-by-route Internet capacity for top 30 U.S. domestic routes
Demand
Comprehensive analysis of international Internet traffic growth, with detailed
regional analysis and future demand drivers.
- Traffic by region and by route: International peak and average traffic for
38 cities, 50 routes, and 38 countries, and top 20 U.S. domestic routes
- Traffic by application: Share of Internet traffic by application,
including peer-to-peer (P2P), web and streaming
Pricing
Extensive analysis of IP transit pricing, including:
- IP transit pricing, by port speed and CDR for 43 cities worldwide, from 45
Mbps to 10 Gbps
- Historical pricing trends from 2005 forward
- Regional analysis of pricing in North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin
America
Country Profiles
Internet backbone capacity and usage metrics for 73 key countries.
Data include:
- International Internet backbone capacity (2002-2008)
- International Internet traffic volume (38 countries)
- Peak and average network utilization levels
- Broadband subscriber trends
Global Internet Geography includes a quick-reference set of Internet market
metrics for 171 countries, including broadband subscribers, international
Internet bandwidth, bandwidth per capita, and Internet bandwidth growth rates.
Internet Service ProviderProfiles & Directory
Provider Profiles
Global Internet Geography provides in-depth profiles of 98 major Internet
backbone operators.
Profiles include:
- Company overview
- Network maps
- Descriptions of network and service offerings
- Contact details
Global Internet Geography incorporates a directory of more than 368
Internet backbone providers worldwide, from Albania to Zimbabwe.
Content Samples
How do I get Global Internet Geography?
Global Internet Geography is available as an online subscription and can be
purchased as a single-user license or an enterprise-wide license.
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Country Profiles
List of Provider Profiles
Provider Directory Listing
Executive Summary
Supply
- Market Structure
- Types of Suppliers
- Types of Connectivity
- Competition- Ranking Backbone Providers
- Circuits
- Regional Supply Overview
- Capacity Trends
- Africa
- Asia
- Middle East
- Europe
- Latin America
- U.S. & Canada
- Traffic
- Capacity Utilization
- Global Traffic Trends
- Asia
- Europe
- Latin America
- U.S.
- Drivers of Traffic Growth
- Broadband Users and Traffic
- Traffic by Application
- Traffic Methodology
- Traffic Outlook
- Pricing
- IP Transit Pricing: Regional Variations
- Europe
- U.S.
- Asia
- Latin America
- Rest of the World
- Pricing Variations Among Providers
- Usage-Based Pricing
- Ethernet versus SDH/SONET
- Pricing Outlook
- Profiles
- Country Profiles
- Provider Profiles
- Global Provider Directory
- IX Directory
- Reference
- National Internet Indicators
- Country Codes: Internet
- Country Codes: Telephony
- Internet and Dialing Codes by Country
- A Primer on Bits
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