IoT Node and Gateway Market Size & Share Report 2034
The Global IoT Node and Gateway Market has witnessed continuous growth in the last few years and is projected to grow even further during the forecast period of 2024-2033. The assessment provides a 360° view and insights - outlining the key outcomes of the IoT Node and Gateway market, current scenario analysis that highlights slowdown aims to provide unique strategies and solutions following and benchmarking key players strategies. In addition, the study helps with competition insights of emerging players in understanding the companies more precisely to make better informed decisions.
📅 Recent Developments
The market was valued at USD 424.6 B in 2024, projected to reach USD 604.7 B by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 7.3% .
Another forecast estimates growth from USD 537.2 B in 2024 to USD 1,846.2 B by 2034 (CAGR ~13.1%) .
Credence Research projects growth from USD 424.6 B in 2024 to USD 746.1 B by 2032 at a 7.3% CAGR
🚀 Drivers
5G adoption & sensor proliferation: Enables real-time data flow and scalability
Rise of smart devices across sectors: From wearables to industrial automation, IoT applications are spreading .
IPv6 and data center expansion: Easing addressing issues and improving connectivity .
AI & edge computing integration: Enhancing intelligence and reducing latency
⛔ Restraints
Security & privacy concerns: Device vulnerabilities and data protection issues hamper adoption .
Lack of standardization: Fragmented protocols complicate interoperability
Power and cost constraints: High-power demand and CPE costs limit small-scale deployment
🌍 Regional Segmentation Analysis
North America: Largest share (~33–37%) in 2023–24 due to 5G and industrial IoT leadership
Asia‑Pacific: Fastest growth (CAGR ~9.9%–12.6%)—dominates with ~37–38% share, propelled by smart city projects in China, India, South Korea, Japan .
Europe: Significant market backed by manufacturing and smart infrastructure investments
Latin America & MEA: Smaller but steady growth forecast with infrastructure developments
🔥 Emerging Trends
AI-enabled gateways offering adaptive protocol management and edge analytics
LPWAN (LoRaWAN, NB‑IoT) adoption for low-power, wide-area connectivity .
IoT-as-a-Service models: Gateway services including security, remote management, and software platforms .
Horizontal integration across industrial, healthcare, agri-tech, smart city sectors .
🎯 Top Use Cases
Consumer electronics & smart homes (largest share)
Industrial IoT & smart manufacturing: Automation, predictive maintenance, and remote monitoring .
Healthcare: Remote diagnostics, patient monitoring, telemedicine .
Smart cities: For traffic management, utilities, public safety .
Automotive & transportation: Telematics, fleet management, connected vehicles
⚠️ Major Challenges
Security vulnerabilities: Critical in large-scale IoT deployments .
Fragmented ecosystem: Diverse protocols hinder seamless implementation
High power consumption: Node battery life vs. functionality trade-offs .
Technical integration: Retrofitting devices with gateways can be complex and costly .
💡 Attractive Opportunities
Edge-AI gateways delivering local analytics, reduced latency, and offloading cloud traffic .
LPWAN-driven rural & industrial IoT use cases (agriculture, asset tracking) .
Managed IoT services including security and remote monitoring—leading to SaaS/gateway bundles
Smart city infrastructure rollouts in APAC, MEA—driven by government investments .
📈 Key Factors of Market Expansion
5G rollout & IPv6 enabling widespread connectivity .
Smart infrastructure investments: government-led in cities, utilities, healthcare .
AI integration at edge, reducing latency and bandwidth costs .
Standard protocol adoption: LoRaWAN, Z‑Wave, NB‑IoT for ease of use .
Cloud & managed services improving gateway deployment economics .
Rising demand in emerging economies via IoT-driven healthcare, agriculture, and industrial automation .
🏢 Key Companies & Market Values
Major players shaping the landscape include:
Intel, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, STMicroelectronics, Microchip, NXP, Huawei, Cisco, HPE, TE Connectivity, Advantech, Dell .
Cavli Wireless: US‑based specialist in cellular IoT modules; raised US$10 M Series A in 2023
HMS Networks AB: Swedish firm generating €268 M revenue in 2024, connecting industrial hardware to IoT via Anybus/Ewon products
Digi International: Key for XBee modules and gateways across industrial, medical sectors
Develco Products: Danish IoT node & gateway provider, over 3.5 M deployed devices, Squid.link gateway suite
✅ Summary
The IoT Node and Gateway Market is poised for robust growth—from USD 425–537 B in 2024 to USD 600–1,846 B by 2029–2034—anchored by 5G proliferation, edge intelligence, and smart-city adoption. North America and APAC are dominant hubs, with Europe and others catching up. Key growth levers include AI integration, LPWAN expansion, managed services, and standardization efforts. Major hardware manufacturers and IoT-focused module providers are capitalizing—with both scale and niche innovations fueling expansion.
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