PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1273589
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1273589
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global IoT Chip Market is accounted for $535.7 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach $1367.1 billion by 2028 growing at a CAGR of 16.9% during the forecast period. IoT modules or chips are commonly referred to as electronic devices placed in machines, objects, and things that are capable of establishing a connection to wireless networks and transmitting and receiving data. These devices use many protocols, including NB-IoT, LTE, and BLE 5.0. These devices include sensors, software, and other technologies that facilitate wireless data sending and receiving. IoT chips are therefore tiny electronic components that are integrated into a variety of products, machines, and other devices. It is a crucial component of the overall IoT mechanism, and its absence will render the entire system ineffective. IoT has provided an array of possibilities for individuals and businesses.
According to Economic Times's survey, cellular IoT module chipset shipments grew in India, and Qualcomm led the market with a 42% share. The company has been broadening its IoT chipset portfolio, targeting premium 4G and 5G solutions for verticals such as retail, industrial, smart cities, and more.
Unit shipments of embedded processors intended for Internet of Things applications are anticipated to increase more rapidly in the future than the rest of the embedded processing sector. A significant portion of that growth is expected to originate from MCU-based devices, particularly 32-bit MCUs, which are becoming more common as a result of their increasing use in automotive, industrial, and medical applications requiring sophisticated real-time sensors with higher computing capabilities. The development of application-specific MCUs with built-in wireless capabilities is another trend that has been recognised. Traditional general-purpose MCUs are at risk from these application-specific MCUs, which enable numerous home appliances and industrial devices to connect to the internet.
Due to the rapid adoption of IoT across all end-use industries, including wearable technology, healthcare, and retail, this technology has enormous potential. Data security and privacy concerns, however, are significant growth inhibitors for the sector. A significant amount of data is being produced as the number of connected devices grows along with the adoption of IoT in end-user applications. Systems can be hacked by cybercriminals, which subsequently exploit the data for espionage. For instance, this information can be used to automatically acquire auto insurance, assess a person's health, monitor the effectiveness of a business's strategies, and more. The IoT gateway must manage a substantial number of IoT devices as well as the data migrated between them in order to operate as a communication layer between edge devices and cloud services.
In order to increase productivity, governments around the world are supporting and promoting IoT research and development. The government sector is predicted to be one of the technology's major potential customers. Smart traffic management systems, energy conservation via smart metres, and security system advancements via smart cameras are just some of the important sectors where IoT can bring about significant innovation and improvements. New IoT research initiatives are being funded by the governments of various nations, including Singapore, Finland, and Australia, in preparation for the creation of smart cities in the future.
Any IoT device must have improved power management and low optical power consumption. Another major challenge would be the connectivity strain, as hundreds or perhaps thousands of devices would need to be connected simultaneously. For instance, a typical smart house may include 50 to 100 linked lights, thermostats, appliances, and other gadgets, each of which has its own power requirements. The electricity line would be made more efficient using tools like smart metres. The key challenge is the power management of devices employing wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi, which demand considerable power.
Due to severe shortages in the supply chain that developed globally as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic, the market was severely impacted. Production was also hampered by the restrictions that countries imposed on individual rights of movement around the world. To succeed, more automated and sophisticated systems have become essential as the world begins to recover from the pandemic. IoT chips will therefore be in high demand globally as the market for IoT-enabled products is expected to grow in the future.
Due to an increase in the use of Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) in wearable technology, the logic device segment is anticipated to register the largest share throughout the projection period. Improved prototyping and debugging capabilities are made possible by logic devices. Some major aspects that are anticipated to increase the adoption and use of FPGAs include their improved performance, programmability, and cost-efficiency. Additionally, when compared to a central processing unit (CPU), an FPGA can implement any function more quickly. FPGAs are capable of modifying, updating, reconfiguring, and changing functionality to carry out entirely new and diverse activities.
Due to the increased demand for wearables with IoT capabilities, such as smartwatches, the consumer electronics segment is anticipated to grow rapidly throughout the projected period. Additionally, a significant driver anticipated to propel this segment's revenue growth throughout the forecast period is the rising usage of smart appliances for home automation applications including voice assistants, safety & security, air & water quality monitoring, lighting control, and locks.
Due to the increasing use of IoT chips in smart city development across a number of nations, including China, Japan, Taiwan, and India, Asia-Pacific is expected to have the largest market over the projected period. IoT implementation is being significantly influenced by rising government initiatives for smart city projects in nations like China and India. Additionally, rising use in the manufacturing and process automation industries is anticipated to boost market. Moreover, due to investment in IoT, important markets for IoT chip adoption include Singapore and South Korea. South Korea is the first significant market to connect to the Internet more frequently than any other, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Because Asian countries are increasingly incorporating IoT into their long-term development projects, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to have lucrative market share. For instance, the central government of China selected more than 200 communities for the evaluation of smart city initiatives. Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Hangzhou are among the cities. India's goal of making 100 cities smart is also anticipated to boost electronics sales in the automobile industry and in smart homes. Moreover, the market is expanding as a result of the growing usage of IoT in 5G services, and this trend is expected to continue during the forecast period.
Some of the key players in IoT Chip market include: Silicon Labs, Dialog Semiconductor, Expressif Systems, Gainspan, Nordic semiconductor, TE Connectivity Ltd., STMicroelectronics N.V., Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Samsung Electronics, NVIDIA Corporation, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Renesas Electronics Corporation, Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, Microchip Technology Inc., Marvell Technology Group Ltd., MediaTek Inc., NXP Semiconductors N.V., Qualcomm Incorporated, Texas Instruments Incorporated and Intel Corporation.
In July 2022, HT Micron introduced the new LoRa and Bluetooth Internet of Things chip made in Brazil at the LoRaWAN World Expo in Paris. The iMCP HTLRBL32L, a system-in-package of 13x13x1.1 mm, enables easy integration and prototyping of long- and short-range solutions for the IoT.
In October 2021, Samsung and Intel have announced new semiconductor products that may support intelligent IoT applications. Samsung announced that it had started mass production of a recent dynamic random access memory (RAM) circuit based on the DDR5 (Double Data Rate 5) standard and 14-nanometer chips. This new product handles data-intensive workloads such as artificial intelligence (AI) and 5G communications.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.