Global RF-over-Fiber (RFoF) industry is projected to reach USD 744.52 million USD by 2025

Global RF-over-Fiber (RFoF) industry is projected to reach USD 744.52 million USD by 2025 www.qyresearch.com

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QYResearch • Radio over fiber has recently emerged as a useful technology for providing specialized coverage of wireless communications services. It was first proposed and demonstrated

by Cooper et al in 1990. This relatively ‘niche’ market is expected to grow significantly in the future as new radio over fiber technologies emerge and their applications become more diverse and less costly. Radio over fiber is poised to become the dominant access transmission technology for low-power wireless networks.

• The industry is relatively concentration, the key brand include Finisar, HUBER + SUHNER, RF Optic, Emcore, APIC Corporation, Syntonics LLC, DEV Systemtechnik, ViaLite, Foxcom, Optical Zonu, Pharad, Fibertower, Intelibs and so on.

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This industry is expected to remain innovation-led, with frequent acquisitions and strategic alliances adopted as the key strategies by the players to increase their industry presence. Market stays in mature period with a clear concentration.

There hardly to have obvious technology breakthrough except deeper system function integration. Meanwhile, optimize product mix and further develop valueadded capabilities to maximize margins. Manufacturers can take advantage of this situation by reinforcing their production units and supply-chains to avoid any delay in production turn-around-times (TAT) and supply-lead-times.

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Significant and lasting barriers make entry into this market difficult. These barriers include, but are not limited to: (i) product development costs; (ii) capital requirements; (iii) intellectual property rights; (iv) regulatory requirement; and (v) Transitions’ unfair methods of competition. www.qyresearch.com

QYResearch Despite the presence of competition problems, due to the global recovery trend is clear, investors are still optimistic about this area, the future will still have more new investment enter the field. Even so, the market is intensely competitive.The study group recommends the new entrants just having money but without technical advantage and upstream and downstream support do not to enter into this field.

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