and product. In this version of the model, we included nearly every political division for which we have GDP and population data, which comes out to 231 individual countries (which exceeds the 193 sovereign states recognized by the U.N., including as separate countries various dependent territories Economic development, corporate presence, and bandwidth demand are far from uniform across our subregional geographic divisions, so it should be no surprise that WAN revenue is wildly different across the globe. The below chart details the percentage that each subregion contributed to the global market size of roughly half a trillion dollars. East Asia is the biggest enterprise WAN market in the world, contributing roughly one third of subregion is only two countries, compared to 19 in East Asia. · Western Europe, despite accounting for 25% of enterprise sites in the model, contributed only 13% of global revenue. This is due mostly to that region having consistently the lowest telecom prices