Distributed Antenna Systems (DASs) have become a vital component for in-building cellular coverage, especially in the U.S. and Asian markets. However, many legacy DASs are facing challenges incorporating 5G and increasing the overall capacity of the systems. To overcome these challenges, many Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are starting to transition from traditional in-building DASs to “5G-Ready” digital Distributed Radio Systems (DRS) due to technical and financial aspects and a smooth transition to how much do computer engineers make. According to a new report published by global tech market advisory firm, ABI Research, worldwide revenue for DASs will grow approx. 2.7 times, from $5,072.9 million in 2019 to $13.7 billion by 2025. Similarly, the consumer and enterprise small cells will generate a revenue growth of 2.6 times from $975 million in 2029 to $2.6 billion by 2025.
“With the advent of 5G indoors, flexible solutions with advanced features and capabilities like DRS have gained greater participation in the market. These solutions change the way traditional DASs are designed and implemented due to their simplified and future-proofed architecture,” said Johanna Alvarado, senior analyst at ABI Research. “The market opportunity for DRSs will grow in the following years, during which the solution is going to be adopted to address 5G upgrades for legacy DASs, as an overlaid 5G systems, but also as the main indoor wireless solution for all venue sizes. DRSs will be largely adopted to address various wireless applications in the consumer and enterprise markets.”
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