Radio Access Network Market to grow at 5% CAGR from 2019 to 2025: Global Market Insights Inc.
Global Radio Access Network Market is set to grow from its current market value of more than $9 billion to over $15 billion by 2025; according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc. Emerging as one of the most pivotal business spaces defined by the ongoing demand for efficient network connection, radio access network market is poised to garner substantial gains in the upcoming years. Undeniably, the growth can be ascribed to the burgeoning demands for next gen 5G network. In essence, radio access networks form an integral part of the telecommunication systems connecting the individual devices to various other parts of a network via the radio connections. Subsequently, RAN is positioned between any user equipment and is developed to offer the connection with the core network.
Proliferation of the use of 5G network and multiplying data incentive applications have enabled the telecom operators to enhance the cellular coverage on a large scale. Not to mention, the government bodies are undertaking significant initiatives to aid the commercialization of the 5G network. Say for instance, earlier in 2018, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) structured the interstate communication services in the US and issued a 1,550-megahertz spectrum to bring to use the 5G network for the commercial wireless providers. Introduction of favorable government initiatives for the technological enhancements across the telecom sector is expected to support the ascending growth graph of the radio access network market during 2019-2025. It is imperative to know that the Indian government has announced investing nearly USD 100 billion by the end of 2022 in a latest National Telecom Policy 2018 whilst supporting the telecom developments. Replete with rapid urbanization and high penetration of cellular networks, the world is increasingly preparing itself for an expansive deployment of 5G cellular network. The current cellular network infrastructures are facing umpteen challenges owing to poor network coverage. The growing connection challenges call for the development of femtocells which are expected to augment the indoor cellular coverage in the overpopulated regions. These cells enable the service providers to offer its customers an improved indoor connectivity across small working areas. Estimates claim that the femtocell segment accounted over 50 per cent of the global radio access network 1|Page