What is the company's revenue in the consumer category in the second consecutive quarter
, Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo, and now, Honor. Our latest-generation Snapdragon 888 5G mobile platform has now more than 40 device shipped or announced globally, and we expect to see more than double this number come to market in the coming months from future product announcements. Our highly differentiated position in premium and high tiers, our modem-to-antenna leadership, and the continued transition of Huawei volume to OEMs using our solutions have positioned us to grow faster in smartphones while being able to capture the most significant portion of the revenue opportunity.
In RF front end, we continue to see broad and growing adoption of our solutions. 5G leading performance at the component and system level, ease of design, and global reach continue to be key differentiators of our modem-to-antenna solutions. As a reminder, virtually all of our 5G design wins continue to be powered by our RF front-end solutions whether they support 4G, 5G sub-6, or 5G millimeter wave. Beyond smartphones, we're extending our RF front-end solutions in automotive, PCs, mobile hotspots, fixed wireless access in the broad IoT category.
Of note, given our design win pipeline and revenue run rates, we are on track to exceed our analyst day RF front-end revenue target of $3.6 billion by fiscal-year '22 with 5G sub-6 and 4G representing the majority of our RF front-end revenues. Additionally, as 5G millimeter wave technology expands into other geographies, we expect significant expansion of our opportunity due to increased silicon content and value. At Mobile World Congress Shanghai in China and in collaboration with China Unicom, ZTE, and the GSMA, we worked with 39 Chinese industry-leading companies to showcase the high performance and rich applications on a live 5G millimeter wave network. This level of collaboration underscores the significant attention to millimeter wave in China and the opportunity ahead beginning in 2022.
In automotive, we're growing across telematics, C-V2X, digital cockpit, ADAS, and autonomy, and we're also well-positioned for upcoming general computing in car-to-cloud platforms. We expect to lead in these segments as cloud-connected business models evolve and electrification of the car accelerates. As the digital chassis become one of the most important assets of automakers, we are becoming a leading technology partner for the automotive industry with capabilities across all these domains. Our automotive design win pipeline is up over $1 billion since the end of fiscal '20 to approximately $9 billion today.
Along with auto, IoT is becoming a significant growth engine with better-than-anticipated performance across all categories, namely, consumer, networking, and industrial. We achieved our second consecutive quarter of over $1 billion in revenue. Trends such as the enterprise transformation of the home, expansion of broadband, the conversions of personal computing with mobile, the intersection of physical and virtual spaces, and the ongoing digital transformation across many verticals are driving growth in one of the largest SAM expansion opportunities for us. In consumer, as the industry redefines personal computing, we're confident about our growth in Android, Chrome OS, and Windows on Snapdragon where we expect new products with leading NUVIA CPUs by the end of the next calendar year.
We're also seeing our early investments in XR platforms reaching scale. And in the growing category of wearables, we believe Snapdragon Sound and Snapdragon Wear will become the leading technology solutions within the Android ecosystem. In networking, we are a leader in WiFi access points in 5G broadband. We're benefiting from the global connectivity required for remote work, school, and play and the migration to WiFi 6 and mesh technologies.
Our 5G fixed wireless access solutions are seeing broad adoption globally. Going forward, we also have an opportunity to expand into upcoming private 5G networks and public open RAN. In industrial, we have seen continued adoption of our technologies across the broad industry segments. Key growth ar
, Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo, and now, Honor. Our latest-generation Snapdragon 888 5G mobile platform has now more than 40 device shipped or announced globally, and we expect to see more than double this number come to market in the coming months from future product announcements. Our highly differentiated position in premium and high tiers, our modem-to-antenna leadership, and the continued transition of Huawei volume to OEMs using our solutions have positioned us to grow faster in smartphones while being able to capture the most significant portion of the revenue opportunity.
In RF front end, we continue to see broad and growing adoption of our solutions. 5G leading performance at the component and system level, ease of design, and global reach continue to be key differentiators of our modem-to-antenna solutions. As a reminder, virtually all of our 5G design wins continue to be powered by our RF front-end solutions whether they support 4G, 5G sub-6, or 5G millimeter wave. Beyond smartphones, we're extending our RF front-end solutions in automotive, PCs, mobile hotspots, fixed wireless access in the broad IoT category.
Of note, given our design win pipeline and revenue run rates, we are on track to exceed our analyst day RF front-end revenue target of $3.6 billion by fiscal-year '22 with 5G sub-6 and 4G representing the majority of our RF front-end revenues. Additionally, as 5G millimeter wave technology expands into other geographies, we expect significant expansion of our opportunity due to increased silicon content and value. At Mobile World Congress Shanghai in China and in collaboration with China Unicom, ZTE, and the GSMA, we worked with 39 Chinese industry-leading companies to showcase the high performance and rich applications on a live 5G millimeter wave network. This level of collaboration underscores the significant attention to millimeter wave in China and the opportunity ahead beginning in 2022.
 In automotive, we're growing across telematics, C-V2X, digital cockpit, ADAS, and autonomy, and we're also well-positioned for upcoming general computing in car-to-cloud platforms. We expect to lead in these segments as cloud-connected business models evolve and electrification of the car accelerates. As the digital chassis become one of the most important assets of automakers, we are becoming a leading technology partner for the automotive industry with capabilities across all these domains. Our automotive design win pipeline is up over $1 billion since the end of fiscal '20 to approximately $9 billion today.
Along with auto, IoT is becoming a significant growth engine with better-than-anticipated performance across all categories, namely, consumer, networking, and industrial. We achieved our second consecutive quarter of over $1 billion in revenue. Trends such as the enterprise transformation of the home, expansion of broadband, the conversions of personal computing with mobile, the intersection of physical and virtual spaces, and the ongoing digital transformation across many verticals are driving growth in one of the largest SAM expansion opportunities for us. In consumer, as the industry redefines personal computing, we're confident about our growth in Android, Chrome OS, and Windows on Snapdragon where we expect new products with leading NUVIA CPUs by the end of the next calendar year.
We're also seeing our early investments in XR platforms reaching scale. And in the growing category of wearables, we believe Snapdragon Sound and Snapdragon Wear will become the leading technology solutions within the Android ecosystem. In networking, we are a leader in WiFi access points in 5G broadband. We're benefiting from the global connectivity required for remote work, school, and play and the migration to WiFi 6 and mesh technologies.
Our 5G fixed wireless access solutions are seeing broad adoption globally. Going forward, we also have an opportunity to expand into upcoming private 5G networks and public open RAN. In industrial, we have seen continued adoption of our technologies across the broad industry segments. Key growth ar