That was followed by HPE with 10 percent market share and Huawei with 8 percent market share. The firm found that Cisco controlled 59 percent of what it calls the enterprise/campus market in 2018.
That market itself increased 10 percent in 2018. However, he did add that “Cisco is not being shifted from its market leading position.” Cisco Dominates Ethernet MarketĪ different report from 650 Group found that Cisco also dominates the global Ethernet switch market. In one of the high-speed switch segments, Arista has more than 50 percent market share, Dinsdale added. Even so, as a relative newcomer, Arista has already grabbed 7 percent of the total switch market. Arista is only active in the switch market and predominantly in the higher-speed switches. The report found that Huawei took 14 percent of the switch and router market in the fourth quarter. Huawei’s market share keeps “nudging upwards” while Arista “has posed a big threat in large, high speed switches,” Dinsdale said. Others tracked by SRG include Ericsson, Extreme, H3C, and ZTE. That was powerfully ahead of Huawei, Nokia, Juniper, Arista Networks, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE). SRG’s numbers showed that Cisco still dominates the market with 51 percent share of switches and routers in the fourth quarter of 2018. “We are not expecting this trend to change any time soon.” “This large market keeps expanding slowly year after year,” said John Dinsdale, an analyst at SRG, in a statement. And for the full year, vendors generated $44 billion in revenues, up 4 percent from 2017. A pair of new reports found that Cisco last year continued its dominance of the global switch and router markets.Īccording to Synergy Research Group, the global market for switches and routers hit an all-time high of $12 billion in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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