UK Data Center Market Overview
Uk Data Center Market Accounted For US$ 4.90 Billion In 2020 And Is Projected To Register A Moderate Cagr Of 3.8% Over Forecast Period
Data centers provide core digital infrastructure, underpinning all economic sectors, and are the agents of growth for the knowledge economy. Data centers enable and power service economies in the way that heavy industry used to power manufacturing economies. The UK data center sector is a global success story that disproves the traditional view that nation building industries must produce physical goods rather than services. The UK data center sector is globally important: the commercial London market is the second largest in the world and dominates the European market. This did not happen overnight; benefiting from first mover advantage and a demanding customer base, it has developed over the last 18 years into a complex, diverse and successful business ecosystem. This enables the UK to punch well above its weight in the provision of digital services worldwide and makes the UK a perfect platform for multinational businesses to access the rest of Europe.
UK Data Center Market Drivers & Restraints
Rising adoption of Multi-Cloud Solutions
Multi-cloud services can deploy specific application services individually based on particular requirements. Also, multi-cloud architecture prevents data loss or downtime during a localized component failure. It also ensures security compliances and meets workload requirements. These attributes are prompting enterprises to adopt these services to meet their business requirements. Furthermore, growing data traffic has increased the need to upgrade the existing communication network, which has prompted vendors to invest in 5G testing and its deployment. The implementation of 5G technologies will lead to the upgrading of the existing data center network infrastructure. Thus, the rising adoption of multi-cloud solutions and network upgrades to support 5G will drive the demand for data centers over the forecast period.
Increasing data centers in UK
Twenty years ago there was no data centers reason: that’s probably because there wasn’t enough digital data to create a requirement for specialist facilities in which to house and protect it. Growth of data center is the result of our increasing reliance on computing and on digital technology. More and more of our everyday processes, including government services, business processes, shopping and socializing rely on computing to function. The growth in data center is also result of changes in the way we handle our computing our increasing tendency to consolidate IT resource in purpose built facilities rather than keeping it on individual company premises in server rooms and cupboards.
Specialist Skills from across Europe and beyond in UK
The UK has a Relatively Flexible labour force with high levels of expertise as the dominant European market with the best career opportunities it has acted as a magnet for the best technical and specialist skills. The UK has world class expertise in sector investments, finance, funding, innovative design, engineering and construction, technical brokerage and procurement, a vast range of specialist operational and management skills from cyber security to energy stewardship. It is no coincidence that London Hosts the world’s largest data center advisory team or that the UK exports its engineering and advisory expertise all round the world.
Restraint
Stringent government regulations have prompted data centers operators in the UK to reduce carbon footprint and purchase renewable source of energy to power their data centers.
UK Data Center Market Segmentations & Regional Insights
Disclaimer: This data is only a representation. Actual data may vary and will be available in the report.
Based on type, UK data center market is segmented into corporate data centers, web hosting data centers. Based on density, the target market is segmented into low, medium, high, and extreme. Based on verticals, the target market is segmented into banking & financial services, telecom & it, government, healthcare.
Attribute |
Details |
Base year for estimation |
2019 |
Forecast period |
2019 – 2029 |
Market representation |
Revenue in USD Million & CAGR from 2019 to 2029 |
Market Segmentation |
By Type - Corporate Data Centers, Web Hosting Data Centers By Density – Low, Medium, High, Extreme By Verticals - Banking & Financial Services, Telecom & IT, Government, Healthcare |
Report coverage |
Revenue forecast, company share, competitive landscape, growth factors, and trends |
Segments Covered in the Report:
This report forecasts revenue growth at country levels and provides an analysis of the latest industry trends and opportunities in each of the sub-segments from 2019 to 2029. For the purpose of this study, has segmented the UK data center market report based on type, density, and verticals:
UK Data Center Market, By Type:
- Corporate Data Centers
- Web Hosting Data Centers
UK Data Center Market, By Density:
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Extreme
UK Data Center Market, By Verticals:
- Banking & Financial Services
- Telecom & IT
- Government
- Healthcare
UK Data Center Market Competitive Landscape & Key Players
The key players operating the UK data center market includes Equinix, NTT (e-shelter), Interxion, STT GDC (Virtus), and CyrusOne. Prominent players operating in the target market are focusing on the strategic partnerships as well as launching of the products in order to gain competitive edge in the target market. For instance, in January 2020, Telstra and Equinix collaborate to provide secure multicloud connectivity in 38 global markets.
UK Data Center Market Company Profile
- Equinix
- Company Overview
- Product Portfolio
- Key Highlights
- Financial Performance
- Business Strategies
- NTT (e-shelter)
- Interxion
- STT GDC (Virtus)
- CyrusOne
“*” marked represents similar segmentation in other categories in the respective section
FAQs
The UK data centre market report is segmented based on type, density, and verticals.
Rising adoption of Multi-Cloud Solutions, Specialist skills from across Europe and beyond in the UK and increasing number of data centres.
Key Players are focusing on partnership agreements to increase their footprint in the market. For instance, in January 2020, Telstra and Equinix collaborate to provide secure multi-cloud connectivity in 38 global markets.