With 6.2% CAGR, Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Market Growth to Surpass USD 13.0 billion

The DAS market is projected to grow from USD 9.7 billion in 2023 to USD 13.0 billion by 2028, registering a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period. Rising demand for enhanced network coverage and need to eliminate connectivity gaps in buildings, deployment of distributed antenna systems in buildings based on modern and sustainable concepts, and rising demand for enhanced network coverage and need to eliminate connectivity gaps in buildings, drives the market for DAS. Increase in commercial spaces across Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will also boost market growth in the coming years.

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Mobile device users expect a seamless network for continued connectivity at every location, including stadiums, theatres, malls, railway stations, and airports. Large cell sites and cellular antenna towers deliver wireless reception and transmission across long distances, but dead spots often exist in clusters of buildings or within individual buildings. With their increasing dependence on connectivity, end users cannot afford to have in-building dead zones. DAS alleviate this issue by providing reliable coverage throughout the building. In addition, within of buildings, DAS helps to maintain constant contact between end users and emergency personnel. Additionally, many commercial buildings are currently being constructed using methods and materials that either prevent wireless communication signals from penetrating the structure or reduce the quality of signals that do. DAS are intended to increase wireless coverage within buildings and make it possible for radios and mobile phones to function from anywhere inside the structures.

Further, the usage of Low-E glass is increasing across various industries, as it blocks solar heat and promotes air conditioning in the building. However, the result of using Low-E glass is high signal attenuation and poor indoor coverage. The reduction in signal strength can be restored by deploying DAS and small cells. The rising trend of developing smart and intelligent buildings has increased the demand for in-building wireless solutions such as DAS and small cells. Smart buildings are deploying DAS and small cell infrastructure, which aids in connecting sensors, lighting, security, ventilation, fire safety, and other systems.

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The commercial vertical is expected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period. Different commercial spaces such as public venues, healthcare organizations, enterprises, and educational institutions are witnessing a high demand for DAS due to the increased mobile data traffic and the number of IoT devices. According to a report published by Ericsson Mobility in 2022, the total mobile data traffic for all devices is expected to increase by four times during the forecast period, reaching ~453 exabytes (EB) per month by 2028. Further, the GSMA report states that there will be 150 million 5G connections worldwide by 2028. By 2028, smartphones will account for the largest share of ~80% of the total mobile data traffic generation. DAS are being deployed by end users to overcome the issues related to coverage and capacity.

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