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Structured Cabling Market is projected to reach
CAGR 14 by 2027
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Key Insights from Structured Cabling Market

• Global structured cabling market size is
  anticipated to cross over US25 billion by 2027.
  Structured cabling systems are experiencing
  robust demand, owing to rapid digital
  transformation across numerous sectors, along
  with the emergence of many modern technologies,
  such as IoT, cloud services, 5G, and others. The
  structured cabling finds a wide range of
  applications in data centers, IT
  telecommunication, residential commercial,
  government, transportation, and education
  industries.
• According to the Council on Foreign Relations,
  the U.S. government in March 2021, announced a
  US2 trillion infrastructure plan, which
  includes, the upgradation of physical
  infrastructures, such as railways and airports,
  and advancement in RD, manufacturing, and
  in-home medical care. The rising infrastructure
  expenditure in developed countries is likely to
  complement the establishment of cabling systems
  across several verticals.

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Regional Insights in Structured Cabling Market

• The Asia Pacific structured cabling market share
  in the global market is forecasted to expand
  considerably in the forthcoming years, owing to
  the escalating requirement of high-speed internet
  connectivity across flourishing corporate sector.
  The growing inclination towards OTT (Over the
  Top) platforms among the mass consumer base are
  augmenting significant demand for high-speed
  broadband connectivity.

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Major Companies in Structured Cabling Market

• The Siemon Company
• TE Connectivity
• Schneider Electric SE
• Rittal GmbH Co. KG
• RiT Tech (Intelligence Solutions) Ltd.

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