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The Asia Pacific Data Centre Forecast Report 2021 – 2025 is entitled The Cloud and Data Centres Markets in the Asia Pacific. The report reveals that Asia Pacific DC providers are amongst the fastest growing in the world.  In China, 21vianet Group and GDS Holdings have reported annual revenue growth rates of 25 per cent and 39 per cent for the year to Q1 2020.

The Asia Pacific Data Centre Forecast Report details forecasts of capacity and available power and cloud revenue through to the end of 2025. Cloud revenue in the region is set in increase by four times more than Data Centre revenue over the four-year period to the beginning of 2025, with Cloud revenue increasing by 87 per cent and Data Centre revenue by 22 per cent.

Published 25th August 2020

The China Data Centre Market Report 2020-2025 provides analysis of the third-party Chinese Data Centre market.  Including Key Data Centre Provider Profiles, coverage of key space and power trends and a five year forecast (from the end of 2020 to the end of 2025). The 2020 – 2025 forecast is based on Data Centre raised floor space, Data Centre Customer Power (DCCP) and the annual investment in Chinese third-party Data Centre capacity forecast over the period.

Published 5th December 2019

The report, entitled Data Centre Developments in Europe – 2021 onwards uses information on over seventy (70) projects collated by the report writer on key new third-party Data Centres planned across twelve (12) European Countries.

This report finds that there will be over 850,000 m2 of potential raised floor space under development with over 1,500 MW of power when complete. The report writer calculates that the project capex will total Euro €9 billion in total.

PUBLISHED: FEBRUARY 2021

This Data Centre Europe 2021 – 2024 Report provides an updated country survey of the 17 largest third-party Data Centre markets in Europe.

Published JANUARY 2021

This Data Centres at a Time of Pandemic report is entitled ‘Weathering the Storm’ analysis the issue of the impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Data Centre segment worldwide, with an analysis of short term and long-term impacts, capex and revenue changes and operational and expansion made during the first quarter of 2020. It considers the operations and management strategies of the key Data Centre Providers.

The majority of Data Centre Providers believe that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic will be short-term only, with Chinese Data Centre Providers already resuming their construction programmes (as of the beginning of May 2020). Additionally, the large cloud service providers have emphasised the continued medium and long-term growth prospects, even though the sourcing computer hardware and the build out of existing construction projects have been delayed in the short term.

PUBLISHED: JUNE 2020