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The sixth generation of wireless technology (6G) is now on the horizon. Each of the previous five generations has proven to bring new capabilities and new possibilities to wireless communications and 6G will continue that trend. By the end of the decade, the details of what exactly 6G will bring will be clear, but for now there are strong indicatio...

12 Jan 2021  |  North America  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: 5G Network Infrastructure Market, 2020

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Frost & Sullivan defines 5G network infrastructure to include radio access networks (RAN), transport networks, and core networks (which may include one or more edge networks). 5G introduces many disruptive technologies, from new chips and devices to new network architectures, that impact all areas of network infrastructure. The promise of 5G for ...

The homes and buildings industry’s future is technology enabled. Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic combined with decarbonization challenges will accelerate the use of digital building technologies. Heightened awareness about a safe and healthy environment will prompt the use of the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) applicatio...

This study examines the top growth opportunities for the building construction market in 2024. Material shortages, price inflation, logistics issues, and labor deficiencies are top challenges in the building construction market. These challenges resulted in the market s sluggish growth in 2023, which will only show a modest recovery of above 5% gro...

Smart buildings are an integral part of the future of building technologies. Over the course of this decade, several factors are expected to promote the development of smart buildings. The market will be fuelled by the need for energy efficiency and decreasing operational costs. Revenues are highest in North America and Europe. However, certain tec...

The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed how buildings function. Building mobility solutions such as crowd analytics, elevator and escalator systems, and smart parking (including electric vehicle [EV] charging stations) have gained more importance and will form a crucial part of buildings and cities moving forward. Rapid employment of the Internet of ...

The global cloud infrastructure market is entering a new phase of growth, shifting from a decade defined by scale expansion and generalized compute consumption toward a more complex environment shaped by infrastructure constraints, workload specialization, and evolving deployment requirements. While demand continues to expand—driven in part by AI, ...

Cloud infrastructure is entering a structural inflection point driven by the rapid expansion of AI alongside broader data- and compute-intensive workloads. As enterprises scale advanced analytics, real-time processing, and AI into production environments, infrastructure demand is shifting toward sustained performance, cost efficiency, and operation...

The Global Homes and Buildings Industry Outlook 2026 from Frost & Sullivan highlights accelerated transformation amid persistent macroeconomic headwinds. Following 5.5% growth in 2025, the sector is projected to expand by 4.0%–7.7% in 2026, driven by demand for AI-powered building technologies, smart home ecosystems, sustainable HVAC and energy sys...