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Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Datacenter Deployment Model and Spend Forecast, 2024–2028

Publisher IDC
Published Jun 28, 2024
Length 16 Pages
SKU # IDC18930912

Description

Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Datacenter Deployment Model and Spend Forecast, 2024–2028


This APEJ Datacenter Deployment Model and Spend Forecast for 2024–2028 highlights significant growth driven by digital transformation (DX) and generative AI (GenAI), with a projected increase in DC capacity to meet the demands of cloud services, AI applications, and remote work. However, challenges, such as power scarcity and supply chain disruptions, pose inhibitors to this growth. The key developments include the adoption of NVIDIA's Blackwell platform and liquid cooling technologies, indicating a shift toward more efficient and sustainable DC operations."Digital transformation and GenAI are reshaping datacenters, driving unprecedented growth and technological advancements in the Asia/Pacific region," says Mikhail Jaura, senior research analyst, Cloud and Datacenter services, IDC Asia/Pacific.

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Table of Contents

16 Pages
IDC Market Forecast Figure
Executive Summary
Advice for Technology Suppliers
Market Forecast
Market Context
Drivers and Inhibitors
Drivers
Proliferation of AI
Prioritization of the Digital Economy in Asia/Pacific's Emerging Markets
Rising Data Localizations (Mostly a Driver but Can Also Be an Inhibitor)
Inhibitors
Power Scarcity
Slowed Growth of Renewable Energy Procurement
Significant Market Developments
Changes from Prior Forecast
Market Definition
Service Providers
Hyperscalers
Cloud Service Providers
Shared Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers
Cloud Software-as-a-Service Providers
Digital Service Providers
Communication Services
Dedicated Hosting and Managed Services
Colocation Site
Enterprise
Core versus Edge
Core — The Central Datacenter
Edge — Everything Between the Core and Endpoints
Methodology
Related Research

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