Data Center Market Outlook and in-Depth Analysis 2018-2028

Posted by Preet on September 25th, 2019

Ubiquity of technologies including broadband and cloud has driven demand for higher IT capacity for enhancing existing capacity of data centers. Rise of third-platform technologies, coupled with the developments in the IoT and cloud computing, has led the requirement for enhanced level of computational data and networking sources. This has resulted in scaling up of existing infrastructure to make it more flexible and modular. Transforming current hardware-defined infrastructure to one that is software-defined has triggered expansion of the hyperscale data centers. These data centers provide superior efficiency, and will continue to record an impressive rise in the near future.

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Current and future prospects of the data center market are likely to remain significantly influenced by dynamic economic scenario across developed and developing markets, along with several macroeconomic aspects. Progressive technological advancements in the IT industry and fluctuating economy result in demand for solutions with high computational power and flexibility in the data center industry, leading to outsourcing activities as a consequence.

Internet of things (IoT) has gained traction as the backbone of advancements, thereby creating the need for managed services across commercial sectors. This has remarkably spurred demand for efficient deployment of software for effective management & storage of data. Additionally, the trend of green data center has gained increased momentum against the backdrop of the incessant requirement for energy and cost savings. Enhanced efficiency and sustainability are top agendas emphasized in the green data center development.

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With rising adoption of cloud technologies for supporting the internet economy, coupled with the acceleration of digital content-driven consumption, an uptake of the third-party data centers has been observed since the recent past. The trend falls in line with the growth of the cloud-managed service sector. As clouds are soaring in prominent markets, enterprises continue to introduce new software as a service (SaaS), and platform-as-a-service (PaaS), meanwhile focusing on reducing the cost and dependence on Infrastructure as a service (IaaS). This will further impact growth prospects of the data center market.

With corporations increasingly taking efforts to make innovations with new product launches, marketing initiatives, and business models, demand for a flexible infrastructure is on the rise. Most organizations are shifting their focus from managing their own infrastructures toward leveraging a service provider data center for shared and dedicated cloud offerings. This is further expected to result in the gradual retirement and consolidation of the existing data centers