The major factors driving the growth of the DAS market include the increase in mobile data traffic globally owing to the growing penetration of smartphones, tablets, and laptops. In addition, consumers desire to stay connected every time when they are on the move is further contributing to the growth of the distributed antenna systems (DAS) market

Some of the advantages include no capital expenditure investment by the facility owner; full authority of DAS installation where ownership is undertaken by the carrier; and the cellular carrier decides what kind of system has to be deployed and also maintains and retains its customer base. Currently, carrier ownership is the most adopted model in the industry as it provides the carrier a control over the cost, services, and type of equipment to be deployed.

Some of the major reasons for the growth of the commercial vertical include the widespread adoption of distributed antenna systems (DAS) networks in public venues such as sports stadiums, entertainment venues, educational institutions, and enterprise facilities among others. Moreover, the adoption of DAS solutions in airports and transportation hubs is further contributing to the growth of the distributed antenna systems (DAS) market in the commercial vertical.

The major players in the DAS market are American Tower Corporation (U.S.), AT&T, Inc. (U.S.), Boingo Wireless, Inc. (U.S.), Cobham Wireless (U.K.), Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Ltd. (U.S.), CommScope, Inc. (U.S.), Corning, Inc. (U.S.), Crown Castle International Corporation (U.S.), Dali Wireless Inc. (Canada), and SOLiD, INC. (South Korea) among others.