Wi Fi chip market size will reach more than 20 billion dollars in 2027

On November 4, it was reported that the service report "Wi Fi Forecast 2022 – 2027: New Standards and Applications" recently released by Strategy Analytics RF&Wireless Components (RFWC) predicted that with the popularization of Wi Fi in smart home, home entertainment and other application fields, the shipment of Wi Fi systems would increase at an annual rate of 7.5%.

It is said that from now to 2027, smart home and home entertainment devices will account for 70% of the growth of Wi Fi systems.

Analyst Christopher Taylor said: "The new power saving function of Wi Fi 6 will promote the more use of mesh network protocols in home automation, such as Z-Wave and ZigBee. We also hope to see more and more people apply Wi Fi to industrial Internet of Things applications, such as the use case of HaLow for outdoor and longer distance. From the perspective of the growth percentage of Wi Fi device shipments, wearable devices and the automobile market will also rank high."

Stephen Entwistle, Vice President of SA, added: "Growing shipments, the transition to newer Wi Fi standards, and higher initial radio chip prices will jointly drive the Wi Fi chip market to more than $20 billion in 2027, with an annual growth of nearly 9% in real dollars in 2022. This will benefit Qualcomm, Broadcom, NXP, Infineon, Synaptics, MaxLinear, and many other Wi Fi chip providers."

WiFi plays an important role in our daily life. Whether at home, in the office or in the business circle, WiFi coverage provides full convenience. IT Home learned that the new version of WiFi standard will be released in about five years. WiFi 6 was born in 2019. The industry expects WiFi 7 will be popular in 2024, which will bring higher throughput, lower network latency and higher efficiency.

First, WiFi 7 supports higher throughput, which is 2.7 times higher than WiFi 6. WiFi7 supports more advanced 4K QAM modulation technology, which enables higher data density and faster transmission rate. In addition. 320MHz bandwidth is supported in the 6GHz frequency band, which is doubled compared with the original 160MHz bandwidth; The new MLO (Multi Link Operation) technology section enables link aggregation and higher throughput.

Strong performance in multi-user public places, ensuring the network speed while bringing the ultimate game experience. The transmission delay is reduced by 20%, effectively improving the experience that the fast game delay needs to be less than 100ms; At the same time, MediaTek has brought efficient network resource allocation. The MRU has effectively improved the network utilization efficiency, reducing the impact of noise interference on the frequency band from 75% to 25%. In a network with multi-user load, the throughput is about 3 times higher than that of WiFi 6.