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Study: Global in-building wireless market could generate $22.6B by 2028

The global in-building wireless market accounted for $10.3 billion in 2021 and is expected to have an 11.9 percent year-over-year growth rate and reach $22.63 billion by 2028, according to Market Study Report.

The research study on the global in-building wireless market looks at historical data and current dynamics to understand the industry’s growth patterns between now and 2028. The study also assessed a number of market segmentations in order to properly understand current trends and the industry’s revenue-generating prospects, which allow investors to make profit-driven decisions.

The ongoing rising demand for high quality wireless network coverage, combined with the growing adoption of advanced technology solutions has had a positive impact on the overall market dynamics, according to the study. For example, CommScope’s OneCell, a small cell solution, was upgraded in February 2020 using open interfaces, virtualized RAN services and new radio sites.

The upgraded solution uses the most recent Open RAN (ORAN) and management systems, which let operators create 5G networks and provide in-building cell services to number users and use cases.

Additionally, businesses across different sectors are looking to improve their Internet of Things (IoT) use to automate operations and boost output, which can lead to global in-building wireless market renumeration. Increased privacy and security concerns are likely to hinder overall market expansion, however.

How markets are broken down

The global in-building wireless market is segmented into deployment type, end-user reach, component type, business model, by venue and regional analysis. Regarding deployment types, the market is divided into rural and urban areas.

In addition, the end-user landscape of the business space comprises commercial, residential, industrial, healthcare and government. The market is segmented into services and infrastructure models. As for business structures, the in-building wireless market is divided into neutral host operators, service providers, and enterprises. Venues are separated into three categories—large, small and medium.

Market Study Report’s regional analysis of the business included Asia-Pacific, North America, Latin America, Europe and the rest of the world. According to analysts, North America is at the top of the revenue hierarchy and is expected to see continued growth going forward. Wireless technology adoption and new product development initiatives are considered key factors in North America’s current market leadership.

Meanwhile, analysts expect the Asia-Pacific in-building wireless industry to have the highest growth rate through 2028, primarily driven by the growing population, increasing number of mobile subscribers, and focus towards adding more networks.

Samsung, Siemens AG, Johnson & Johnson Private Limited, Honeywell International, Creston Electronics and Larsen & Toubro Limited are among the “major players” in the global in-building wireless market, according to the report.

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