Wireless Gigabit (WiGig) Market Size, Share, Analysis, Industry Demand and Forecasts Report To 2022
According to Stratistics
MRC,the Global Wireless Gigabit (WiGig) Market is accounted for $0.64 billion
in 2016 and expected to grow at a CAGR of 35.4% to reach $5.36 billion by 2023.
Factors elevating the market growth are big digital multimedia, innovation in
data transfer and connectivity, increasing penetration of portable and handheld
devices. However, shorter operating range of current wigig products, rising
cost of IPAM and increasing complexity of WiGig chipsets are hampering the
market growth. In addition, growing BYOD and IoT and transition from IPv4 to
IPv6 are major key trends that market will witness.
Based on Technology,
Integrated Circuit Chip (IC Chip) on which wireless chip area network enables
wireless communication among chips. Graphene is a promising material for the
development of millimeter-wave electronics because of its outstanding electron
transport properties. The highly integrated WM825B00 provides circuitry for a
complete 2.4 GHz, IEEE 802.11 b/g/n wi-fi connectivity solutions requiring no
other external components other than power supply.
Based on Type, 802.11ad is a multi-gigabit Wi-Fi technology that allows downloading and sharing 4K videos in seconds. 802.11ad utilizes a radio module of up to 32 antennas on the device and access point and dynamically creates very narrow beams that focus towards specific users. Users can virtually lag-free docking, fast browsing, seamless screen mirroring, turbocharged gaming, and untethered VR. The goal of 802.11ad is to address the congestion and capacity issues, resulting in an improved user experience.
Some of the key players in Global Wireless Gigabit (WiGig) market are Azurewave Technologies, Inc., Blu Wireless Technology, Broadcom Corporation, Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corporation, Marvell Technology Group Ltd., MediaTek Inc., NEC Corporation, Nvidia Corporation, Panasonic Corporation, Qualcomm Atheros and Silicon Image Inc.
Technologies Covered:
Integrated Circuit Chip (IC Chip)
System on Chip (SOC)
Based on Type, 802.11ad is a multi-gigabit Wi-Fi technology that allows downloading and sharing 4K videos in seconds. 802.11ad utilizes a radio module of up to 32 antennas on the device and access point and dynamically creates very narrow beams that focus towards specific users. Users can virtually lag-free docking, fast browsing, seamless screen mirroring, turbocharged gaming, and untethered VR. The goal of 802.11ad is to address the congestion and capacity issues, resulting in an improved user experience.
Some of the key players in Global Wireless Gigabit (WiGig) market are Azurewave Technologies, Inc., Blu Wireless Technology, Broadcom Corporation, Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corporation, Marvell Technology Group Ltd., MediaTek Inc., NEC Corporation, Nvidia Corporation, Panasonic Corporation, Qualcomm Atheros and Silicon Image Inc.
Technologies Covered:
Integrated Circuit Chip (IC Chip)
System on Chip (SOC)
Full report with Table of
Content: https://marketreportscenter.com/reports/571524/wireless-gigabit-wigig-global-market-outlook-2017-2023
Devices Covered:
Network Infrastructure Devices
Communication/Display Devices
Types Covered:
802.11ad
802.11ac
Products Covered:
Networking Devices
Consumer Electronics
Applications Covered:
BFSI
Government
Retail
IT & Telecom
Healthcare
Other Applications
Network Infrastructure Devices
Communication/Display Devices
Types Covered:
802.11ad
802.11ac
Products Covered:
Networking Devices
Consumer Electronics
Applications Covered:
BFSI
Government
Retail
IT & Telecom
Healthcare
Other Applications
…
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