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M2M Market Grows Quickly as US and Japan Accelerate Connectivity

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Business Honor: M2M Market Growth in US & Japan

Business Honor
20 November, 2025

The M2M growth is strengthened with 5G, IoT, automation, and major telecom growth, which leads to smarter, faster, and more connected industries worldwide.

The US machine-to-machine (M2M) communication market is expected to grow at a strong 15.8% annual growth rate from its 2024 value of USD 7.9 billion to USD 25.3 billion by 2032. The deployment of 5G networks, the rise of Industrial IoT technology, and government efforts focused on updating infrastructure in industries like transportation, utilities, and smart cities all lead to this increase.

A large portion of the demand in the US is being caused by industries like manufacturing, utilities, and automobiles. As businesses want real-time data and improved productivity, connected automobiles, energy system improvements, and automated manufacturing are becoming increasingly common. New solutions are being offered by major telecom operators to deal with this change. Connected Spaces, a simple to install IoT sensor package that supports businesses of all kinds in monitoring temperature, motion, and leaks, was introduced by AT&T in September 2025. By partnering with Skylo and Singtel, Verizon launched its ThingSpace IoT platform in March 2025, providing satellite-based M2M connection in more than 200 worldwide locations.

The M2M market is also growing quickly in the Asia-Pacific area, particularly in Japan. Japan's manufacturing and smart city projects have benefited from major investments in IoT, robotics, and automation industries. This year, 5G and LPWAN technologies are popularized as they are supporting companies to improve asset tracking, smart billing, and monitoring. The market continues to gain strength because of the increasing mobile use and continuous digital transformation. The technology is moving toward more autonomous, smarter networks as AI, cloud platforms, and predictive analytics become common parts of M2M systems.