Due to Increasing Data Volumes, Data Center Market Size Will Reach $343.6 Billion in 2030

 The global data center market size was about $220.0 billion in 2021, which is likely to increase with a CAGR of 5.1% to $343.6 billion by 2030. A significant increase in data is a principal factor contributing to the market growth. The key reasons the demand for these facilities is increasing with each passing day include the rising usage of social, mobile, analytics, and cloud services. Recently, there is an explosion in the use of social media platforms, which calls for the development of data centers to store all the data.

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IT infrastructure contributes the highest revenue in the data center market as it includes server, storage, and network infrastructure, which are the mainstay of such facilities. The demand for these components will further intensify in the future with around 5% CAGR. At present, businesses are shifting their data from their existing on-premises servers to data centers to allow for better data management, as data analysis has become integral to business growth, in addition to the public good.

North America had the largest share, of around 40%, of the market in 2021, and it will grow at a significant CAGR in the industry. The U.S. possesses more than 2,600 such centers, many of which are situated in northern California, which is home to the headquarters of many IT firms. including Google, Facebook, Uber, Twitter, and Yelp. North America also has highly innovative, extensive, and efficient technological infrastructure, which offers opportunities to companies offering various components and services for the construction of such facilities.

The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to the strong growth of the data center market globally. Additionally, the adoption of cloud-based services by government agencies, along with online learning and contactless payments, aided in the growth of the market. Thus, the number of data management centers increased during the pandemic. For instance, in 2021, there were nearly 8,000 such centers around the world. The U.S. the U.K., Germany, China, Canada, and the Netherlands had most of them.

Hence, the industry boomed amidst the pandemic due to the rise in the volume of data because of the burgeoning usage of online platforms.