In-building Wireless Market

In-building Wireless Market Outlook from 2024 to 2034

According to the latest version of the in-building wireless market report by FMI, potential CAGR could reach up to 6.30% through 2034. The analysis indicates that sales of in-building wireless are currently valued at USD 14.77 billion in 2024.

The growth of in-building wireless system industry is because:

• People need clear network coverage
• Public safety measures are important
• Digital changes are taking place
• Buildings are becoming smarter and more intelligent

Following this growth trend, the demand is set to increase considerably and reach a market value of USD 27.22 billion by 2034.

Attributes	Details
In-building Wireless Market Size (2024)	USD 14.77 billion
Forecasted Market Size (2034)	USD 27.22 billion
Projected Value CAGR (2024 to 2034)	6.30%

Investment Opportunities in the In-building Wireless Market

• Portfolio diversification into LPWANs or IoT-focused Wi-Fi standards options could lead to a 1.8X surge in the adoption of In-building wireless by 2034. Manufacturers have the opportunity to focus on developing solutions that support multiple wireless connectivity options, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and cellular networks.
• In-building wireless providers need to think outside the box and adapt to emerging technologies, such as Cloud-managed Wi-Fi, radio spectrum expansion, RFID, Wi-Fi-Direct, Li-Fi, LTE, and 6LoWPAN, to get an edge.
• Upon closer examination of the data, it can be inferred emerging countries are en route to emerge as frontrunners in the market through 2034. This is because these countries are experiencing rapid urbanization. This directly surges the demand for smart infrastructure and adoption of digital technologies.

Key Factors Influencing the Global In-building Wireless Market Growth

People nowadays want clear network coverage and better public safety measures as smart phone penetration rate is skyrocketing. Over the past decade, mobile internet use has grown a lot as phones became smarter with many functions. As of 2024, the number of smartphone users could to reach around 5 billion.

Users are looking for these smart devices to save time and money because of reckless digital changes. The problem of limited indoor network coverage and capacity has pushed mobile network operators and virtual network operators to take action.

The rise of smart and intelligent buildings is opening new opportunities for market growth. In buildings like offices, hospitals, hotels, and malls, in-building wireless solutions are used to handle unstable cell networks due to heavy data traffic.

These solutions include DAS, in-building wireless gear, and small cells to deal with RF issues, power losses, and intermodulation challenges. It is essential to have Wi-Fi coverage in large buildings for a smooth user experience and better indoor service.

In-house wireless demand is hitting the roof because more companies are letting employees use their own devices for work, known as Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). This trend helps businesses save money on buying devices for employees.

It also gives workers the flexibility to use devices they are comfortable with, which can improve productivity and satisfaction. Along with smart buildings, factors like reliable connectivity for important applications in healthcare and better cellular coverage in rural areas are also boosting the expansion of in-building wireless systems.

Historical Market Study on In-building Wireless alongside Future Projections

From 2019 to 2023, the in-building wireless market showed very moderate growth, boasting a 5.50% CAGR. The pandemic led to the closure of many business buildings, delaying inside projects. In light of this trend, several industries used this time to fix problems and complete urgent repairs before reopening.

The introduction of the new 5G network has helped the in-building wireless market to grow further. For example, in October 2022, the Indian government started 5G services in the country. Companies like Reliance, Vi, Airtel, and BSNL are working to provide 5G across India.

Attributes	Quantitative Outlook
In-building Wireless Market Value (2023)	USD 13.99 billion
Historical CAGR (2019 to 2023)	5.50%

The next generation of wireless technology is all set for take-off. The advent of 6G technology is set to transfigure the in-house wireless market. With its higher frequencies, 6G is on its way to unlock immense capacity, faster speeds, and lower latency. This is definitely going to make connections better for different uses.

By using distributed radio networks and terahertz spectrum, 6G is purposefully going to improve how networks share data and cut down on delays, making them work better and last longer. It stands to reason that this is going to lead to easier and more complete wireless connections, changing the way through which in-house wireless works.

Top Opportunity for In-building Wireless System Market Players

Organizations in different industries are working to use IoT more to automate tasks and boost efficiency. This trend could potentially create many chances for the in-building wireless market to grow. In-building wireless networks let users connect various sensors, machines, people, vehicles, and devices for different applications. These networks handle issues like reliability, quality, security, and compliance.

Major companies like Nokia, Samsung, and Cisco are leading efforts to combine in-building wireless networks with IoT. This trend is likely to contribute to the positive outlook of the in-building wireless industry and presents several opportunities for market players.

In-building Wireless Market Trends

• Application of LTE and Li-Fi technology alongside Wi-Fi in buildings is a top trend. It is becoming common because it helps handle large amounts of data, makes networks stronger, and boosts coverage inside buildings.
• Another evolving trend in the in-building wireless market is the rapid adoption of Cloud-managed Wi-Fi solutions. Necessity for centralized management, scalability, and cost-effectiveness is backing up this trend.
• Utilization of RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology in in-building wireless applications is another significant trend. These include asset tracking, inventory management, and access control.

In-building Wireless Market Analysis by Country

The Asia Pacific in-building wireless industry is likely to make immense improvement. Governments in countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and India are making big efforts to digitize cities. Because of this, the region is becoming a very appealing market for companies that make telecom equipment and run telecom services.

On the other hand, Europe and North America are expected to grow moderately in this market on the back of rapid saturation of the internet. Simultaneously, business are creating a high demand for offer high-speed connectivity. Companies offering services like design, deployment, and testing are also helping the market growth as well.

Countries	Forecasted CAGR (2024 to 2034)
Australia and New Zealand	12.30%
China	11.60%
Japan	2.10%
United States	4.40%
Germany	1.80%

Rapid 5G Deployment Sparks In-building Wireless Market in Australia and New Zealand

Sales of in-building wireless in Australia and New Zealand are on track to record a CAGR of 12.30% through 2034.

• Both these countries are setting up 5G networks that provide fast wireless connections. For instance, the Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications said that the government is on its way to sign contracts with three big telecom companies to speed up 5G rollout in small towns in New Zealand.
• Key players in Australia and New Zealand are working hard to strengthen their position in the market. For example, in February 2023, NBN Co announced a groundbreaking move to deploy Ericsson’s extended-range software in Australia. NBN Co becomes the first operator globally to use this software in a commercial network. This is part of its plan to upgrade the nbn® Fixed Wireless network.

China's In-building Wireless Market Surges with Government’s Immense Support

Adoption of in-building wireless in China is all set to inflate at a CAGR of 11.60% through 2034.

• China's mobile phone market is growing really fast. The government there is planning to spend about USD 1.4 trillion from 2020 to 2025 to bring in 5G wireless technology. It is also focusing more on investing in in-house industrial and consumer wireless tech.
• In November 2023, China began introducing what it calls the most advanced internet network globally. This network can operate much faster than existing ones, transferring data at 1.2 terabits per second. According to Huawei, this speed is enough to transfer data from 150 movies in just one second.

Japan's In-building Wireless Market Eyes Growth Despite Economic Uncertainty

Application of in-building wireless in Japan is on its way to surge at a CAGR of 2.10% through 2034.

• The market's growth might be slow through 2034 because Japan, despite its tech progress, might enter a recession in 2024. Recently revised government data showed that while Japan avoided a technical recession at the end of last year, the economy's growth in the fourth quarter was weaker than expected. Two consecutive quarters of economic contraction indicate a technical recession.
• Market players are focusing on advanced technologies for in-house wireless, despite recession predictions. For instance, in January 2024, NTT DOCOMO, INC. revealed several world-first technologies, including 31 innovations for 5G Evolution, 6G, Generative AI, and more, at DOCOMO Open House'24.

The United States Leads in Wireless Networks, Fueling In-building Wireless Market Growth

Demand for in-building wireless in the United States is set to make a mark with a CAGR of 4.40% through 2034.

• People in this country are rapidly adopting smart mobile devices and a tech-savvy generation are making the market bigger. Plus, having some big in-building wireless companies in the United States is also helping the market develop. The need for better connectivity, challenges in the environment, and interest in 5G networks are pushing companies to invest more in in-building wireless services.
• The United States is a leader in broadband and wireless networks and has top Internet companies. The country has set aside high-band 5G spectrum, but it requires more mid-band spectrum. Setting up and running in-building wireless networks cost a total of USD 567 million in the United States in 2022.

Germany's In-building Wireless Market Faces Slow Growth Due to Infrastructure Challenges

Deployment of in-building wireless in Germany is en route to achieving a CAGR of 1.80% through 2034.

• The slow-paced CAGR is forecasted for the market in Germany because the internet infrastructure is not good. Only 9.2% of households in Germany have internet through fiber-optic cables as of February 2024. In Germany, strict and inconsistent rules have made it hard to roll out 5G. This has led to lower profits and slowing down investments to upgrade networks.
• Companies are finding it hard to make money from their 5G services, which is restraining them to invest in new things and make new products. Despite challenges, Germany plans to have energy-efficient fiber-optic in-building connections all across the country by 2030.

In-building Wireless Demand Analysis by Segment

As far as the component of in-building wireless is concerned, the hardware segment is generating significant profit in 2024, which is apparent in its 58.20% In-building Wireless market share. Similarly, the commercial segment is performing better in terms of application, possessing a 46.60% revenue share of the In-building Wireless industry in 2024.

Segment	Market Share in the In-building Wireless (2024)
Hardware	58.20%
Commercial	46.60%

Rapid Investments and 5G Expansion Propel Hardware Segment's Revenue Growth

The hardware segment is becoming the primary revenue generator within the market. Dynamics backing this hardware’s appeal include:

• Demand for advanced hardware components such as routers, access points, antennas, and repeaters is going up. This is because these help to support high-speed data transmission and connectivity in indoor environments.
• Investments in upgrading and modernizing in-building wireless systems is now higher than ever. People want fast and reliable internet, so upgrades are taking place. Also, 5G networks are growing, and they need new hardware to work well and be efficient.
• Network operators are working hard to make networks better in buildings. They want more coverage and space for data. This is why new and special hardware is being used to meet these needs.

Digital Transformation Fuels Investments in In-building Wireless for Commercial Sectors

The chief position in the market is held by the commercial segment, a trend substantiated by factors such as:

• High demand from businesses and enterprises for reliable and robust in-building wireless solutions to support their operations and communications.
• Mass deployment of wireless technologies in commercial spaces, like offices, retail stores, hotels, and hospitals, driving the growth of this segment.
• A greater emphasis on digital transformation and connectivity-driven services in commercial sectors is leading to greater investments in in-building wireless infrastructure.

Start-up Ecosystem

Start-ups are looking at several ways to stand out in the highly competitive in-building wireless market. Some important start-up companies in the market are Cambium Networks, Mimosa, Siklu, Tarana, and H3C.

H3C, a start-up from China, makes fast WIFI 6 routers. It is working on making WIFI better for using wireless technology with IoT devices. Cambium Networks, another important player, focuses on providing wireless management for businesses of all sizes, from small to large enterprises.

Competitive Landscape of Leading Market Players

In-building wireless market players employ diverse strategies to gain a competitive edge. They are working hard on new services and spending a lot on research to beat the competition. Also, teaming up with other companies and buying or merging with them is going to keep changing how the indoor wireless market looks.

Recent Developments

• In February 2024, Wipro Ltd and Nokia Corporation started offering a private 5G wireless solution together. This is going to help businesses change digitally. At first, this solution is only for companies in manufacturing, energy, utilities, transportation, and sports entertainment.
• In December 2023, HFCL Limited stated it made the first Indian 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) solution. It now offers telecom infrastructure solutions and made its own 5G FWA products.
• In August 2023, Bharti Airtel said it is going to launch 'Airtel Xstream AirFiber.' It is India's first 5G fixed wireless access for people in Delhi and Mumbai. These are going to make all Xstream AirFiber devices in India as part of the "Make in India" program.

Key In-building Wireless Market Players

• Alcatel Lucent
• Cobham PLC
• Corning Incorporated
• Smiths Group PLC
• Verizon Communication, Inc.
• AT&T, Inc., Anixter Inc.
• Commscope, Inc.
• Ericsson
• TE Connectivity
• Ethertronics
• Lord and Company Technologies
• Betacom Incorporated
• Lemko Corporation
• Oberon Inc.
• Telecommunication Systems, Inc.

Key Coverage in the In-building Wireless Market Research Report

• Opportunities Available in the In-building Wireless System Components and Impact of In-building Cellular Coverage
• Market Dynamics of the Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Market
• Adjacent Study on the Small Cell Market, Wireless Infrastructure Market, and In-building Cellular Coverage Market
• Niche Analysis of the Indoor Wireless Market and Indoor Coverage Solutions Market
• Emerging Trends in Indoor Coverage Solution Market and Trends in the In-building Wireless Market
• Competitive Analysis of Indoor Wireless Market
• Overview of Small Cell Deployment Market

Key Segments Profiled in the In-building Wireless Global Market Report

In-building Wireless by Solutions:

• In-building Wireless System Components
  • Hardware
  • Software
• In-building Wireless Services

In-building Wireless by System Components:

• Antennas
• Cabling
• Distributed Antenna System
• Repeaters
• Small Cells

In-building Wireless by Business Models:

• Carrier
• Enterprise
• Host

In-building Wireless by Application:

• Commercials
• Residential
• Government
• Hospitals
• Industrial Uses
• Defense
• Retail

In-building Wireless by Business Type:

• Existing In-building Wireless Businesses
• New In-building Wireless Businesses

In-building Wireless by Building Size:

• Large and Medium Buildings
• Small Buildings

In-building Wireless by Region:

• North America
• Latin America
• Europe
• South Asia
• East Asia
• Oceania
• Middle East & Africa

Frequently Asked Questions

How Big is the In-building Wireless Market?

The market size for In-building Wireless is currently worth USD 14.77 billion in 2024.

What is the Sales Forecast for In-building Wireless?

The In-building Wireless market value is set to surpass USD 27.22 billion by 2034.

What is the Projected CAGR for the In-building Wireless Market?

The CAGR of the In-building Wireless industry could be around 6.30% through 2034.

Which Countries Sparks the Sales of In-building Wireless?

China, New Zealand, and Australia are key contributors to the In-building Wireless market as of 2024.

Which is the Leading Brand of In-building Wireless?

Alcatel Lucent and Cobham PLC are In-building Wireless industry leaders.