What is the company's market share of the compact, all-outdoor solutions segment as measured by Skylight research firm 
hical coverage. The transition from 4G to 5G is creating a huge change in the way networks are designed and architected. That's why often, we help operators achieve an evolutionary approach.
We provide a wireless-based backhaul network that is supporting 4G networks and that can be upgraded cost-effectively to 5G at any point, its capacity by tenfold. We help them optimize their network performance and network resources including reuse of equipment where needed. This total-support approach is how we have built our extensive customer base worldwide, some of whom are recently acquired. This include major Tier 1 operators in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, as well as Tier 1 and Tier 2 operators across the globe, plus smaller ISPs and regional players.
It's what we believe makes us an essential partner for operators as they evolve to 5G. So, what makes us the technology leader of wireless hauling and even more so when it comes to wireless hauling for 5G? The answer is the combination of four elements. First of all, we are the only player that builds our own purpose-driven chipsets, giving us the tightest integration in the market, functionality, and cost-wise. Second, total vertical integration.
We are the only player that does everything in-house from chipset development for microwave and millimeter-wave to complete radio and networking system. Third, we are the only player with leadership in all three domains of the disaggregated wireless hauling network, networking software, networking hardware, and radios. And finally, we believe we are the kings of compact, all-outdoor solutions with nearly 40% market share of the segment as measured by Skylight research firm. Putting all these together, you'll see the full extent of our capabilities, solutions, and roadmap.
Two gigabits per second to 100 gigabits per second over a wide range of spectrum going well above 100 gigahertz. This is what is needed to support the capacities and capabilities for any and every possible 5G scenario. Now that we believe we are perfectly positioned to leverage the 5G evolution, the open question is the timing. We see signs that this evolution will start building at a larger scale through the end of 2021 and then go through 2022 and 2023.
The exact timetable might be impacted by COVID but we believe this is the general direction. The U.S. has been deploying 5G since late 2019 and shares leadership of the transition today with China. Network build-outs using wireless hauling for transport across networks have recently begun.
We've increased our 5G design wins to nine this quarter and we are participating in numerous 5G proofs of concepts and initial rollouts in the U.S., Europe, and the Pacific Rim. And plans are being finalized for mass rollouts. We anticipate that the first large-scale networks to make use of wireless hauling en masse are likely to pick off toward the end of 2021 and then to pick up speed at first gradually through 2022 and 2023. We expect to benefit from the growth of this market and also to take market share.
After Japan and Western Europe, we expect to see 5G momentum build in the rest of Europe, APAC, and Lat-Am, followed by Africa three years down the road. In the meantime, we continue to benefit from large expedited 4G projects to increase network reach and capacity. In some of these projects, the operators are already fitting in the wireless hauling infrastructure required for 5G. To conclude, we are moving into a new kind of future, building on a growing collective online mobile presence and global hyper-connectivity with full ramification and potential we wait to witness.
In this new context, we believe there are and will be an increasing number of business opportunities for us across the globe starting already this year. We are working hard to leverage these opportunities and to continue to be a key enabler of the multi-year 5G evolution. I would now like to turn the call over to Ran to discuss our financials in more detail. Ran?
Ran Vered -- Chief Financial Officer
Thank you, Ira, and good morning, everyone. T
hical coverage. The transition from 4G to 5G is creating a huge change in the way networks are designed and architected. That's why often, we help operators achieve an evolutionary approach.
We provide a wireless-based backhaul network that is supporting 4G networks and that can be upgraded cost-effectively to 5G at any point, its capacity by tenfold. We help them optimize their network performance and network resources including reuse of equipment where needed. This total-support approach is how we have built our extensive customer base worldwide, some of whom are recently acquired. This include major Tier 1 operators in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, as well as Tier 1 and Tier 2 operators across the globe, plus smaller ISPs and regional players.
It's what we believe makes us an essential partner for operators as they evolve to 5G. So, what makes us the technology leader of wireless hauling and even more so when it comes to wireless hauling for 5G? The answer is the combination of four elements. First of all, we are the only player that builds our own purpose-driven chipsets, giving us the tightest integration in the market, functionality, and cost-wise. Second, total vertical integration.
We are the only player that does everything in-house from chipset development for microwave and millimeter-wave to complete radio and networking system. Third, we are the only player with leadership in all three domains of the disaggregated wireless hauling network, networking software, networking hardware, and radios. And finally, we believe we are the kings of compact, all-outdoor solutions with nearly 40% market share of the segment as measured by Skylight research firm. Putting all these together, you'll see the full extent of our capabilities, solutions, and roadmap.
Two gigabits per second to 100 gigabits per second over a wide range of spectrum going well above 100 gigahertz. This is what is needed to support the capacities and capabilities for any and every possible 5G scenario. Now that we believe we are perfectly positioned to leverage the 5G evolution, the open question is the timing. We see signs that this evolution will start building at a larger scale through the end of 2021 and then go through 2022 and 2023.
 The exact timetable might be impacted by COVID but we believe this is the general direction. The U.S. has been deploying 5G since late 2019 and shares leadership of the transition today with China. Network build-outs using wireless hauling for transport across networks have recently begun.
We've increased our 5G design wins to nine this quarter and we are participating in numerous 5G proofs of concepts and initial rollouts in the U.S., Europe, and the Pacific Rim. And plans are being finalized for mass rollouts. We anticipate that the first large-scale networks to make use of wireless hauling en masse are likely to pick off toward the end of 2021 and then to pick up speed at first gradually through 2022 and 2023. We expect to benefit from the growth of this market and also to take market share.
After Japan and Western Europe, we expect to see 5G momentum build in the rest of Europe, APAC, and Lat-Am, followed by Africa three years down the road. In the meantime, we continue to benefit from large expedited 4G projects to increase network reach and capacity. In some of these projects, the operators are already fitting in the wireless hauling infrastructure required for 5G. To conclude, we are moving into a new kind of future, building on a growing collective online mobile presence and global hyper-connectivity with full ramification and potential we wait to witness.
In this new context, we believe there are and will be an increasing number of business opportunities for us across the globe starting already this year. We are working hard to leverage these opportunities and to continue to be a key enabler of the multi-year 5G evolution. I would now like to turn the call over to Ran to discuss our financials in more detail. Ran?
Ran Vered -- Chief Financial Officer
Thank you, Ira, and good morning, everyone. T