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\t\tGlobal Wi-Fi IoT chipset market<\/strong><\/p>\n In short<\/p>\n In this article<\/strong><\/p>\n Wi-Fi IoT chipset market snapshot and outlook<\/p>\n \t\tGlobal Wi-Fi IoT chipset market<\/strong><\/p>\n Wi-Fi IoT chipset market to surpass $4 billion in 2030 after low-end chipsets dragged market. <\/strong>After 2 years of market contraction, the Wi-Fi IoT chipset market is forecast to rebound from $1.85 billion in 2024 to $2.32 billion in 2025, according to IoT Analytics\u2019 156-page Wireless IoT Connectivity Chipset Market Report 2025\u20132030<\/a> (published October 2025). According to the report, this rebound is just the start of an expected market acceleration. Between 2024 and 2030, the market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 17.3%, reaching $4.84 billion by the end of the decade. The contraction in 2023\u20132024 was mainly due to inventory corrections and a higher mix of low-end 2.4Ghz chipsets.<\/p>\n Several drivers are set to propel enterprise Wi-Fi IoT chipset spending, as discussed below.<\/p>\n Insights from this article are derived from<\/strong><\/p>\n Wireless IoT Connectivity Chipset Market Report 2025-2030<\/a><\/p>\n A 156-page report on the wireless IoT chipset market with forecast. Details market sizing (spending, shipments, ASP), vendor shares, and technology trends across cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and unlicensed LPWA segments.<\/p>\n Already a subscriber? View your reports and trackers here \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Wi-Fi IoT chipset market drivers<\/p>\n 1. Low-power Wi-Fi enabling better energy efficiency<\/p>\n Wi-Fi 6 expanding support for low-power devices.<\/strong> Wi-Fi 6 has brought power-saving features to the technology, such as Target Wake Time (TWT) and extended sleep modes. TWT enables client devices and access points (APs) to schedule specific times for communication, allowing devices to spend more time in standby mode and transfer data only when necessary. Meanwhile, extended sleep modes, like those found in \u201cWi-Fi for Matter,\u201d reduce client duty cycles. These technologies are making Wi-Fi a viable option for battery cameras, smart locks, sensors, and small appliances.<\/p>\n Examples<\/strong><\/p>\n 2. Resumption of enterprise Wi-Fi upgrades<\/p>\n Enterprise IoT upgrades rebounded in 2025.<\/strong> Enterprise IoT spending<\/a> slowed in 2023 and 2024, particularly for IoT hardware, such as gateways and controllers. The tide appears to be shifting, though, as IoT Analytics\u2019 market models show an upswing in early 2025. Upgrades that had been postponed are now set to resume, and with that, organizations will begin replacing older Wi-Fi networks with newer technologies to enhance reliability and speed:<\/p>\n 3. Wi-Fi HaLow<\/p>\n Wi-Fi HaLow extending range for industrial IoT.<\/strong> Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) was originally published in 2017, but first real-world commercial deployments only started in 2024 with mass production of Wi-Fi HaLow chips beginning in 2025. Wi-Fi HaLow operates below 1 GHz, which gives it greater obstacle penetration and range. Indoor tests showed coverage of hundreds of meters per AP, and field trials have shown outdoor video connections as far as 16 km<\/a> at 2 Mbps. However, this distance is under optimal conditions with a clear line of sight, and most vendors cite a few kilometers for reliability. Wi-Fi HaLow opens new opportunities for Wi-Fi IoT connectivity, such as large indoor factory connectivity and long-range remote monitoring of crops and livestock.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Wi-Fi HaLow evolution marks a significant advancement in IoT technology, promising to enhance connectivity across a broad spectrum of applications. In the next four to five years, it is expected that Wi-Fi halo will sell close to 100 million devices in the field, and it\u2019s accelerating in the USA and slowly starting in Europe as well.\u201d<\/p>\n Mike Danil, CEO at Morse Micro<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Wi-Fi IoT chipset spending by region (Insights+)<\/p>\n Access key market data for $99\/month per user<\/p>\n The Insights+ Subscription <\/strong>unlocks exclusive facts & figures. You will gain access to:<\/p>\n Full report access not included. For enterprise offerings, please contact sales: sales@iot-analytics.com<\/a><\/p>\n Disclosure<\/p>\n Companies mentioned in this article\u2014along with their products\u2014are used as examples to showcase market developments. No company paid or received preferential treatment in this article, and it is at the discretion of the analyst to select which examples are used. IoT Analytics makes efforts to vary the companies and products mentioned to help shine attention on the numerous IoT and related technology market players.<\/p>\n It is worth noting that IoT Analytics may have commercial relationships with some companies mentioned in its articles, as some companies license IoT Analytics market research. However, for confidentiality, IoT Analytics cannot disclose individual relationships. Please contact compliance@iot-analytics.com<\/a> for any questions or concerns on this front.<\/p>\n More information and further reading<\/p>\n Related publications<\/p>\n You may also be interested in the following reports:<\/p>\n Sign up for our\u00a0research newsletter<\/a>\u00a0and follow us on\u00a0LinkedIn<\/a>\u00a0to stay up-to-date on the latest trends shaping the IoT markets. For complete enterprise IoT coverage with access to all of IoT Analytics\u2019 paid content & reports, including dedicated analyst time, check out the\u00a0Enterprise subscription<\/a>.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t Satyajit is a principal analyst in our Hamburg, Germany office. 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