Market revenue from the US 2G and 3G Switch Off is projected to expand significantly from $1,100 million in 2021 to $2,100 million in 2025, as major transitions ramp up. This momentum is driven by the growing footprint of LTE/5G and the urgency of device and infrastructure upgrades. By 2035, revenue is expected to climb further, propelled by continuous demand for retrofitting, device replacements, and digital transformation investments across enterprises and government sectors.
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By application, the largest share of network switch-off impact in 2025 is seen in Smartphones, representing 41% of the market as millions of older devices require replacement or upgrades. IoT Devices closely follow at 29% as businesses and governments rush to modernize critical infrastructure. Feature Phones make up 14%, M2M Communication 9%, Automotive Connectivity 5%, and Other applications 2%. The dominance of Smartphones and IoT Devices reflects a digital-first economy and the growing reliance on connected systems for productivity, safety, and user experience enhancements in the US.
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Who are the key players in US 2G and 3G Switch Off industry?
The key players are AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint (now part of T-Mobile), and US Cellular. These companies lead the transition as they decommission 2G and 3G networks, focusing on upgrading infrastructure and customer migration to 4G and 5G. Their network shutdown timelines impact device manufacturers and enterprise clients nationwide.
What is the US 2G and 3G Switch Off growth?
The US 2G and 3G Switch Off is accelerating, highlighted by AT&T completing its 3G shutdown in early 2022 and Verizon following in December 2022. The growth is driven by surging demand for high-speed 4G/5G connectivity, encouraging rapid customer and enterprise migration to advanced networks.
Which segment accounted for the largest US 2G and 3G Switch Off share?
Consumer mobile communications accounted for the largest share of the US 2G and 3G Switch Off, as millions of individual users transitioned to newer devices supporting 4G and 5G. This segment's swift migration is due to telecom incentives and evolving user expectations around data speed and application compatibility.
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