I will never know the thrill of water surfing. I am too scared.
Hey,
Fear is healthy.
Sometimes.
I admire those who dare.
I bet you do too.
Did you know that the longest surf ride on record is 3 hours and 55 minutes?
Kudos to surfing champion Gary Saavedra who took on the 2011 “Canal Cross” challenge and rode a 41.3 mile wave for nearly 4 hours!
Ok—
It was an artificial wave; created by a power boat.
Don’t quibble.
For all intents and purposes it provided the same effect. Gary knocked off Brit Steve King from the top spot. Steve had held the record at 1 hour and 6 minutes.
What does surfing have to do with the Passive Optical LAN Market?
Um,
Nothing.
Except, for the wave that is bearing down upon us—right now.
Whoa!
I caught this wave…
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According to Transparency Market Research, most recent findings, the global Passive Optical LAN (POL) Network Equipment Market is growing at a CAGR of 22.7% from 2014 to 2019.
This new report was published on November 12, 2014. It has been revised. Previous research had reflected a CAGR of 19.2% from 2014 to 2020.
Just one year ago, the Passive Optical LAN market was valued at $9.89 billion (USD) . It is estimated to reach $33.8 billion (USD) by 2020
Still quibbling about this wave?
Since fear is a real phenomenon, let’s go ahead and list six (6) risks to a typical Ethernet LAN:
- Electronic spikes or surges
- Electromagnetic interference
- Heat and freezing environments
- Ocean Air, water and flooding
- Costly local network redundancy
- Power outages for extended time periods
Beyond the projected explosive growth for the Passive Optical LAN Market:
Here are six (6) more reasons to grab your surf board.
- The Passive Optical Network is not affected by electronic spikes or surges.
- Fiber is not affected by electromagnet interference.
- The Passive Optical Network (PON) is safe in -40 degrees to 140 degrees environments.
- Passive Components are not affected by corrosion.
- PON has built in local redundancy.
- PON will operate on solar power and batteries in the event of a power outage.
It’s true.
It is a quantum leap to the Passive Optical LAN market—a paradigm shift.
It is scary.
But can you afford to miss this wave?
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Source: Transparency Market Research
