The network API market is set to hit USD7.6 billion by 2030 and keep growing

The network API market is set to hit USD7.6 billion by 2030 and keep growing

In this podcast, Jakub Konieczny, Senior Analyst, is joined by Ameer Gaili, Senior Analyst, as they discuss the findings of their recently published Network APIs: worldwide forecast 2024–2030 report.

While Analysys Mason forecasts the network application programming interface (API) market to reach USD7.6 billion by 2030, Jakub and Ameer explain why the true opportunity lies in the long-term, with the market potentially growing four to eight times larger by 2035. Their discussion examines the APIs expected to drive this growth, highlights early monetisation trends, assesses the potential for communications quality APIs (such as Quality on Demand) and offers strategic recommendations for operators. Their conversation also explores why Analysys Mason’s forecast numbers are more grounded compared to other forecasts.

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