JAKARTA - ZTE Corporation claims to have occupied the third position in global optical networking industry. This is the highest position ever achieved ZTE, based on the latest research from industry analyst firm Ovum. ZTE posted strong earnings in the third quarter of 2010, despite the stagnation of global optical network market, and beat Ciena to position number three. Based on Ovum reports global revenues of a quarter as a whole increased by 5 percent from Q2 to the 3rd quarter of 2010 and total revenues 4 quarters amounted to USD14.2 billion, though still with the previous period decreased erratically for 7 quarters. "ZTE has become a brand with the best performance for the past four quarters, gain 1.8 market share points during the period, lifting the company's position to third," said Ron Kline, Ovum principal analyst and author of the report. According to him, ZTE experienced strong growth in applications of mobile backhaul and backbone DWDM, especially in their own country market, China. Xiaobing Fan, GM of product lines bearer network from ZTE said that in 2010, these products bearer network ZTE progress to achieve increased revenue by 40 percent. "These achievements are the result of the progress we made on the products, technologies, solutions and services our network. In 2011, ZTE seeks to make itself as a reliable partner for global operators to achieve growth even more, "he said. ZTE's product lines bearer network performs well in the last three years since it first started and in 2010, this product line to take first position in the growing market share. The products of the division-wave (wave-division/WDM), ZTE is also experiencing steady growth in the European market, while at the same time make a breakthrough at the upper-class operator in Germany, Italy and Portugal. In Indonesia, ZTE has just successfully completed the implementation of GPON-based mobile backhaul are the first in the world's largest commercial for the PT.Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. (TELKOM), which later will assist Telkom in meeting the demands of traditional voice services and broadband services its diverse today as high-speed Internet, IPTV and online games, while also considering the integration of fixed and mobile networks in order meet the growing bandwidth needs in the future.
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