Market Research Future has published a Half-Cooked Research Report on the Global In-building wireless Market.
Overview
The global in-building wireless market is expected to reach USD 22.6566 billion by 2032, registering a CAGR of 7.12% during 2022-2030. In this report, Market Research Future (MRFR) includes the segmentation and dynamics of the market to offer a better glimpse into the coming years
The global in-building wireless market has been segmented based oncomponent , business model , venue , end user, and region.
Based on component , the in-building wireless market has been segmented intoinfrastructure and services. Furthermore , the infrastructure segment is sub divided into DASand small cell.The infrastructure wireless network is the wireless network that requires a wireless router/access point which allows other computers to connect wirelessly to it.DAS networks can serve a huge number of individuals as well as a wide range of frequency bands and technologies.It can be designed to house all wireless carriers, which is known as a neutral-host architecture.They are primarily used in large buildings, stadiums, public spaces, airports, and outdoor environments
Based on business model , the in-building wireless market has been segmented intoservice providers , enterprises , and neutral host operators.
Based on venue , the in-building wireless market has been segmented intolarge venues , medium venues , and small venues.In-building Wireless networks are used in small and large venues all around the world, from traditional office buildings and large complexes such as shopping malls, convention centers, airports, and stadiums.
Based on end user , the in-building wireless market has been segmented intogovernment , manufacturing , transportation and logistics , education , retail , hospitality , healthcare , and others.
Competitive Analysis
The key players of the global in-building wireless market areNokia ( Finland ) , Ericsson ( Sweden ) , Huawei ( China ) , ZTE( China ) , NEC ( Japan ) , CommScope ( US ) , Corning ( US ) , Axell Wireless ( UK ) , Comba Telecom ( Hong Kong ) , Samsung ( South Korea ) , SOLiD ( South Korea ) , Dali Wireless ( US ) , Zinwave ( US ) , ADRF ( US ) , ip.access ( UK ) , Airspan ( US ) , Contela ( South Korea ) , Fujitsu ( Japan ) , BTI Wireless ( US ) , Bird ( US ) , Accelleran ( Belgium ) , Baicells Technologies ( US ) , Qucell ( South Korea ) , Casa Systems ( US ) , CommAgility ( UK ) , Galtronics ( Canada ) , G-Wave Solutions ( US ) , HUBER+SUHNER ( Switzerland ) , JMA Wireless ( US ) , Microlab ( US ) , Nextivity ( US ) , Sarcomm ( Taiwan ) , PCTEL ( US ) , Whoop Wireless ( US ) , and Westell Technologies ( US ) .