TeleGeography releases guide to bandwidth supply and demand

Apr. 30, 2001--Band-X and TeleGeography announced the release of International Bandwidth 2001, TeleGeography's updated guide to bandwidth supply and demand.

May 1, 2001

Band-X and TeleGeography announced the release of International Bandwidth 2001, TeleGeography's updated guide to bandwidth supply and demand.

The 400-page report contains profiles of over 150 major submarine, terrestrial, and satellite communications systems; in-depth comparative analysis of bandwidth demand models, including updated market estimates; bandwidth supply projections to 2003; primers on fiber-optic technology, satellite provisioning, network ends, and bandwidth traders; and strategies for optimizing bandwidth investments.

The latest edition of the report includes expanded, real-world pricing data for provisioned capacity, wavelengths, and dark fiber; added coverage of European and Mediterranean submarine cable systems, plus North and South American terrestrial networks; and a comparison of circuit costs, discounts, and buying arrangements.

The print edition of the report is now available, and the electronic edition will be available in May 2001.

About TeleGeography:

TeleGeography, Inc provides international telecom statistics and analysis, and publishes reports and maps used by communication companies, consultancies and financial institutions.

About Band-X:

Band-X launched an first independent virtual market for international wholesale telecom capacity in 1997, becoming a telecom-specific trading exchange.