Modular Data Centre Market to Latest Research, Industry Analysis, Driver, Trends, Business Overview, Key Value, Demand A

The Modular Data Centre size Market is anticipated to reach a value of US$ 2.7 billion, and it is anticipated that it will grow at a CAGR of 27.1% to reach US$ 11.5 billion by the end of 2028. Industry verticals use modular data centres, as covered by the report named "Global Modular Data Centre Market," to store and manage their data efficiently at a faster rate and with less maintenance expense. In addition, the main driver boosting the global modular data centre market in terms of value is the development of smart micro-modular data centres.

IT, power, and cooling components are combined, or a resultant container that already integrates all the modules into one container is created.

One of the most significant benefits provided by modular data centres is the mobility and speed of deployment due to the availability of prefabricated individual modules or containers. Because of these benefits, modular data centres are currently more popular among users of data centres.

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The worldwide modular data centre market can be divided into solutions and services based on component. All-in-one containers and independent module containers make up the next part of the solution market. The 20-foot, 40-foot, and bespoke containers are further divided into the all-in-one container category.

The independent module containers, on the other hand, are divided into cooling, power, and IT modules. Over the course of the forecast period, the worldwide modular data centre market is anticipated to experience enticing growth in the all-in-one containers segment based on solution.

The global modular centre market is divided into small, mid-size, and large data centres based on the size of the data centre. Large modular data centres are anticipated to experience a relatively slower pace of expansion due to low preference, high maintenance, and limited uses in certain industries. The modular data centre market is divided into BFSI, telecom IT, energy, manufacturing, research, healthcare, government defence, and others based on industry vertical.

Due to the production and requirement for the storage of large amounts of data, modular data centres have been widely adopted in the telecom IT and BFSI business verticals since their beginnings. In addition, a number of governments have started using modular data centres to store data as a backup in case of emergencies or anticipated calamities. Additionally, it is anticipated that the value of the manufacturing and healthcare industries would rise, which will lead to a rise in the use of modular data centres.

CUPERTINO ELECTRIC, INC., Dell, Delta Power Solutions, Eaton, Hewlett Packard, Enterprise Development LP, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Inspur Technologies Co., Ltd., IBM Corporation, Keysource, Rittal GmbH Co. KG, Schneider Electric, and Vertic, Co. are a few of the vendors in this study of the global modular data centre market. The market for modular data centres is anticipated to be dominated by Huawei.

Competitive Landscape

Modular data centre companies are focusing on developing advanced methods to enable faster deployment of data centres as per client requirements. Top modular data centre suppliers are also investing in research to develop more sustainable solutions to meet environmental concerns.

In June 2021, Schneider Electric, a leading company providing digital solutions for energy and automation, announced the launch of a new modular data centre. The new all-in-one liquid-cooled modular data centre is known as EcoStruxure and is capable of deploying CPU- as well as GPU-intensive, high-performance applications with more reliability in the harsh and remote installation environment.
Africa’s first modular prefabricated data centre was recently announced in 2021, and this was through a collaboration between telecommunication giant Huawei and system integrator Cloud Exchange. The data centre will be the first Tier IV data centre in West Africa, and would also be free from noise and air pollution, making it a sustainable one.

Key Segments of Modular Data Centre Industry Survey

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