TeleGeography 2002

PriMetrica, Inc., July 2002.
130 Pages. ISBN 1-886142-36-X.

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Overview Table of Contents List of Figures City Profiles Electronic Edtion
 

TeleGeography Maps the U.S. Internet

Over the past five years, TeleGeography has tracked the growth of global Internet infrastructure on thousands of routes operated by hundreds of service providers. This year, our analysts have turned their expertise towards untangling the snarl of backbones within the United States.

U.S. Internet Geography 2003 takes an in-depth look at the size, topology, and spread of the U.S. Internet backbone. The exclusive metrics presented in U.S. Internet Geography 2003 are accompanied by essays that discuss the factors affecting competition and supply in the Internet backbone industry. The report will answer tough questions on where the bandwidth is—and who controls it. Also, TeleGeography’s research on bandwidth deployments provides the best proxy to measure actual Internet traffic flows—a statistic in very short supply.

 

FEATURING

  • How much Internet bandwidth has been deployed in the U.S.?
  • Which are the top U.S. Internet routes and cities?
  • Which cities are oversupplied? Which are undersupplied?
  • Which companies control the most bandwidth on major routes?
  • How much does transit cost? How much revenue does it generate?

Major U.S. Internet Routes, 2002
Major U.S. Internet Routes, 2002

 

NETWORKS

  • Capacity by Provider for Major Routes
  • Connectivity Rankings of Major Backbone Providers
  • Top Backbone Providers’ Market Share by Revenue
  • Monthly Backbone Transit Prices for Major Backbone Providers
  • Peering Policies Compared

Internet Service Revenues for
Major Internet Providers, 1997-2001

 

ROUTES AND CITIES

  • Top 100 U.S. Internet Routes
  • Top 30 U.S. Internet Hub Cities
  • Historical Growth of U.S. Internet Routes
  • Capacity by Circuit Type for Major Routes
  • Internet Bandwidth as a Share of Lit Bandwidth by City

West Coast Routes

 

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Executive Summary
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Sample City Profile:
Dallas - Ft. Worth
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