Independent Research Report Names Sonus Networks as the Leader Worldwide in High-Growth Areas of Next Generation Communications Industry
Tuesday June 19, 8:30 am ET
WESTFORD, Mass. and CHICAGO, June 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NXTcomm 2007 -- Sonus Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: SONS - News), a leading supplier of service provider Voice over IP (VoIP) infrastructure solutions, announced today at NXTcomm 2007 (Booth#4215), one of North America's largest communications industry trade shows, that according to independent research by Synergy Research Group, Sonus has once again achieved market share leadership in key segments of the next generation IP voice market for Q1 2007.
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In Q1 2007, Sonus Networks led the worldwide high density VoIP gateway market with 31.6% market share. In the United States, Sonus led both the total gateway, with approximately 33%, and high density gateway with approximately, 42% markets. Sonus continues to garner a strong market share position in Japan, where Sonus is reported as achieving approximately 50% of the total gateway market and a dominating approximately 67% market share for high density gateways, more than 7x its closest competitor.
"Sonus has established itself as a leader on a global scale, ranking #1 in the US and Japan, and is rapidly establishing leadership in the growing European market," said Jeremy Duke, president and CEO, Synergy Research Group. "Sonus' ability to win network deployments with tier one operators globally, coupled with ramping traffic across its customer base has solidified Sonus' position as one of the premium providers of IP based voice equipment."
"Sonus has been selected by all five of the world's largest network operators and is expanding its presence with other leading operators around the world," said Hassan Ahmed, chairman and CEO, Sonus Networks. "Our ability to deliver networks with unparalleled quality, reliability, and scalability that are secure has enabled us to earn and maintain this coveted position as the #1 provider in key segments of the IP voice industry." |
