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[196 Pages Report] The 5G in IoT Market size was estimated at USD 6.50 billion in 2023 and expected to reach USD 8.23 billion in 2024, at a CAGR 30.32% to reach USD 41.50 billion by 2030.

The 5G in IoT includes using 5G technology in the Internet of Things (IoT), which is leading to the generation of high-speed, reliable, and efficient wireless communication systems. These systems are capable of handling a vast number of high-rate data transfers and are essential for the functioning of modern IoT applications. Increasing demand for high-speed data transmission and low latency for real-time analytics is driving the growth of the 5G in IoT market. Escalation in the number of IoT devices and government investment in smart city projects is expanding the usage of 5G in IoT solutions. The growing implementation of 5G in IoT in supply chain optimization and energy management through smart grids is creating a platform for market growth. The high cost of implementation and security and privacy concerns with 5G in IoT solutions are hampering the growth of the market. The growing introduction of technological advancements in 5G in IoT solutions by market vendors is expected to create opportunities for market growth.

Regional Insights

The Americas, particularly the United States and Canada, have been rapidly adopting 5G technology in numerous IoT applications. The Americas market shows a significant consumer need for enhanced connectivity and speed in applications including smart homes, healthcare, and autonomous vehicles. Emerging countries in South America present a vast potential for the 5G IoT market due to their growing populations and rapid urbanization. These regions offer a unique opportunity for manufacturers and providers to introduce 5G IoT solutions in various sectors including agriculture, education, and healthcare. In the Asia Pacific region, countries such as China, Japan, and India are at the forefront of 5G in IoT deployment. Asia-Pacific’s 5G market has shown aggressive expansion with central government support, leading to a proliferation of 5G-based industrial IoT and smart city projects.Japan, known for its early adoption of technology, has been investing heavily in 5G infrastructure tied closely with preparations for events including the Olympics and broader consumer IoT services. The EMEA region exhibits diverse market dynamics characterized by regulatory initiatives, including, the 5G Action Plan, aimed at ensuring rapid deployment of 5G across member countries and addressing customer needs for advanced IoT applications. EU's Horizon Europe program further underlines the commitment to invest in 5G research. The Middle East, with countries including the UAE and Saudi Arabia, exhibits high consumer demand for IoT applications powered by 5G, investing significantly in smart city and healthcare innovations. Conversely, the African market is at a nascent stage with slower 5G rollout, but shows potential, especially in sectors such as agriculture and transportation, driven by the gradual implementation of smart technologies.