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Telecom’s biggest vendors – 3Q23 edition Telco NI revenues collapse in 3Q23 amid spending slump; Huawei leads despite US curbs; two cloud providers in top 20

Publisher MTN Consulting, LLC
Published Jan 09, 2024
SKU # MTNC18922217

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Telecom’s biggest vendors – 3Q23 edition Telco NI revenues collapse in 3Q23 amid spending slump; Huawei leads despite US curbs; two cloud providers in top 20


The goal of this report series is to equip telecom industry decision-makers with a comprehensive view of spending trends and vendor market power in their industry. To do this we assess technology vendors’ revenues in the telecom vertical, across a wide range of company types and technology segments. We call this market “telco network infrastructure”, or “Telco NI.” This study tracks 134 Telco NI vendors, providing revenue and market share estimates for the 1Q13-3Q23 period.

Revenues: Telco NI vendor revenues were $49.2B in 3Q23 and $217.8B for the annualized 3Q23 period overall, down 14.2% and 7.6% on a YoY basis, respectively. Excluding Huawei, the total market declined by 13.4% in the latest single quarter and by 6.4% in annualized 3Q23 on a YoY baisis.

Top vendors: The top three Telco NI vendors continue to be the usual trio: Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia. They account for 37.4% of the total market in annualized 3Q23, or 35.5% in 3Q23 alone. ZTE and China Comservice have been jostling for the 4th and 5th positions since early 2019.

Key vendors by YoY revenue growth: Three out of the top five vendors are common, in terms of YoY revenue growth, for both single quarter and annualized 3Q23: Alphabet, Microsoft, and Tejas Networks.

Table of Contents

Report Highlights
SUMMARY – Results commentary
Telco NI Market – Latest Results
TOP 25 VENDORS – Printable tearsheets
CHARTS – Single vendor snapshot
CHARTS – 5 vendor comparisons
R&D spending by vendors
RAW DATA – revenue estimates by company
Methodology & Assumptions
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