Dell’Oro Group; the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks and data center industries; announced the launch of its new Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Infrastructure and CPE advanced research report (ARR). Preliminary findings suggest total FWA revenues, including both RAN equipment and CPE revenue remain on track to advance 35 percent in 2022, driven largely by subscriber growth in North America.  

“Fixed Wireless Access has become a key component to bridging the digital divide and connecting rural and underserved markets globally,” said Jeff Heynen, Vice President and analyst with the Dell’Oro Group. “What we are also seeing is that FWA can effectively compete with existing fixed broadband technologies, especially with the advent of 5G and other higher-throughput, non-3GPP technologies,” added Heynen.

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Additional highlights from the FWA Infrastructure and CPE ARR:

  • Global FWA revenues are projected to surpass $5 B by 2026, reflecting sustained investment and subscriber growth in both 3GPP- and non-3GPP-based network deployments
  • The North American market remains the most dynamic in terms of deployed FWA technology options, with CBRS and other sub-6 GHz options growing alongside 5G NR and 60 GHz options
  • Long-term subscriber growth is expected to occur in emerging markets in Southeast Asia and MEA, due to upgrades to existing LTE networks and a need to connect subscribers economically
  • The Satellite Broadband market will also be a key enabler of broadband connectivity in emerging markets, thanks to LEOS-based providers including Starlink, OneWeb and Project Kuiper.

About the Report

The Dell’Oro Group Fixed Wireless Access Infrastructure and CPE Report includes five-year market forecasts for FWA CPE and RAN infrastructure, segmented by technology, including 802.11/other, 4G LTE, CBRS, 5G sub-6 GHz, 5G mmWave and 60 GHz technologies. The report also includes regional subscriber forecasts for FWA and satellite broadband technologies, as well as Gateway forecasts for satellite broadband deployments.