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About 'The Data Centre Decade Report'

The DCP Data Centre Decade report provides a unique survey of the third-party Data Centre market worldwide segmented into three regions comprising the EMEA, Americas and the Asia-Pacific.

It provides a comprehensive summary of the key developments from 2010 to the end of 2019 including Data Centre space and power by region (EMEA, Asia-Pacific and Americas), the key Data Centre developments over the period, profiles of the key Data Centre Providers, the main market drivers and Data Centre acquisitions and mergers.

During the last decate, there has been considerable growth in third-party Data Centre space and power across all regions. The Carrier Neutral Data Centre Provider has gained ground in all major markets, as the facility with the most connectivity in a hub has been able to charge a price premium compared with other colocation providers.

The report also shows the key Data Centre Countries and Locations that have developed over time from 2010 to the end of 2019.

In terms of pricing, increasingly the main Data Centre Cluster hub sites in city areas can charge a price premium compared with the national average pricing in each country market. 

Additionally, the report provides a forecast for the next Data Centre decade (from 2020 to 2030) including forecast power and space by region and the key trends including Data Centre sustainability, design and technology trends. 

Table of Contents:
A List of Figures - Ten years of Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020
Methodology – Ten years of Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020
Introduction - Ten years of Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020

Background Summary – The Data Centre Decade: Ten years of Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020

1. 10 years of digital technology development


2. 10 years of power costs for selected countries


3. The key generic drivers for Data Centre Development


4. Acquisitions & Mergers in the Data Centre segment


5. Changes in Data Centre design & technology


6. The importance of Cloud & Connectivity


7. The growth in power & space by region


8. The key Data Centre Countries & Locations

Section One - The Data Centre Decade: Europe, Middle East & Africa region – The Key Trends in Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020

1. Cloud & Infrastructure developments in the EMEA


2. Growth in 3^rd party Data Centre capacity & power


3. Key Data Centre Expansion over the period


4. Key Data Centre Provider Profiles


5. Key Data Centre Trends over the period

Section Two: The North America & South America region – The Key Trends in Data Centre Developments from 2010 to 2020

1. Cloud & Infrastructure developments in North America & South America


2. Growth in 3^rd party Data Centre capacity & power


3. Key Data Centre Expansion over the period


4. Key Data Centre Provider Profiles


5. Key Data Centre Trends

Section Three - The Data Centre Decade: The Asia Pacific region – The Key Trends in Data Centre Developments from 2010 to 2020

1. Cloud & Infrastructure developments in the Asia Pacific Region


2. Growth in 3^rd party Data Centre capacity & power


3. Key Data Centre Expansion over the period


4. Key Data Centre Provider Profiles


5. Key Data Centre Trends

Summary of key Data Centre Trends – from 2010 to 2020

2020 to 2030 The next Data Centre Decade: Looking Forward - The global outlook for Data Centre developments from 2020 onwards

1. The Next Data Centre Decade: Looking forward – The continued increase in digital and virtual technology.
   
   


2. The Next Data Centre Decade: Looking forward – The growth of new Data Centre markets:




• Overall Forecast Data Centre market growth


• The prospects for Data Centres in Latin America


• The prospects for Data Centres in Africa


• The prospects for Data Centres in China


• The prospects for Data Centres in the Nordics
  
  
  




3. The Next Data Centre Decade: Looking forward – The growth in sustainable Data Centres from 2020 to 2030

A List of Figures - Ten years of Data Centre Development from 2010 to 2020

Introduction – The Data Centre Decade

Figure 1 – A table showing the conversion rates used for local currency - converted into USD $1

Figure 2 – A chart showing examples of selected USA Data Centre City Cluster area pricing compared with the national price average – in USD per month

Figure 3 – A chart showing examples of selected EMEA Data Centre City Cluster pricing compared with the national average price – in m2 in USD per month – as of the end of 2019

Figure 4 – A chart showing examples of selected Asia Pacific Data Centre City Cluster pricing compared with the national average price – in m2 in USD per month – as of the end of 2019

Figure 5 – A chart showing the evolution in Data Centre business models since 2010 to 2020

Figure 6 – A table showing the key technology services being developed in the Data Centre

Figure 7 – A table showing the factors that determine the attractiveness of a Data Centre location

Figure 8 – A pie chart showing the largest Data Centre Providers as a percentage of total space in France in per cent

Figure 9 – A pie chart showing the largest Data Centre Providers as a percentage of total space in Germany in per cent

Figure 10 – A pie chart showing the largest Data Centre Providers as a percentage of total space in the Netherlands in per cent

Figure 11 – A pie chart showing the largest Data Centre Providers as a percentage of total space in the UK in per cent

Figure 12 – A chart showing the components of the typical generic Hyperscale Data Centre facility

Figure 13 – A table showing a selection of the largest digital service provider Data Centre facilities worldwide

Figure 14 – A table showing the Greenpeace/North China Electric Power University survey of the use of renewable power by Chinese internet providers

Figure 15 – A table showing the valuation of leading Data Centre companies worldwide - in millions of USD

Figure 16 – A table showing the value in USD per m2 for selected Data Centre A&M deals over the past decade

Figure 17 – A table showing the development costs for selected Data Centre facilities worldwide – in millions of USD

Figure 18 – A table showing the development costs for Digital Realty in the USA (in USD per square foot)

Figure 19 – A table showing the key Data Centre Country Markets worldwide forecast as of the end of 2020 - in m2

Figure 20 – A table showing selected Data Centre Country Markets ranked according to space divided by population as of the end of 2020

Figure 21 – A chart showing the growth in the 15 largest European Data Centre Country Markets in m2 from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 22 - A chart showing the growth in the 9 largest Asia Pacific Data Centre Country Markets in m2 from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 23 – A chart showing the growth in the 10 largest US Data Centre Clusters in m2 from 2010 to the end of 2019

Section One – Background to the Data Centre Landscape 2010 to 2019

Figure 24 – A chart showing the forecast increase in data usage from the Cisco 2020 Global Network Trends report 

Figure 25 – A table showing subscriber numbers for social networking services as of 2010 in millions of users

Figure 26 - A table showing subscriber numbers for social networking services as of the end of 2019 in billions of users

Figure 27 – A chart showing the increase in smartphone shipments worldwide from 2010 to 2019 in millions of users

Figure 28 – A table showing utility power costs in selected countries as of 2010 - in USD per kWH

Figure 29 - A table showing utility power costs in selected countries as of 2020 - in USD per kWH

Figure 30 – A chart showing the key drivers for Data Centre development from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 31 – A table showing the key Data Centre Acquisitions and Mergers worldwide since 2010

Figure 32 – A table showing the key developments in Data Centre design since 2010

Figure 33 – A chart showing the growth in worldwide Cloud Computing service revenues since 2010

Figure 34 – A pie chart showing the key customer segments of Equinix Data Centres as of 2012 - in per cent

Figure 35 - A pie chart showing the key customer segments of Equinix Data Centres as of the end of 2019 - in per cent

Figure 36 – A chart showing Data Centre space growth by EMEA Region major countries from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in ‘000’s of m2 

Figure 37 – A chart showing EMEA Region Data Centre power growth by major countries from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in MW

Figure 38 – A chart showing Americas Region Data Centre space growth from the end of 2010 to the end of 2019 - in ‘000’s of m2  

Figure 39 – A chart showing Data Centre power by the Americas Region as of the end of 2010 to the end of 2019 - in MW 

Figure 40 – A chart showing the Data Centre space growth by Asia Pacific Region countries from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in ‘000’s of m2

Figure 41 – A chart showing the growth in Data Centre power by Asia Pacific Region countries from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in MW 

Figure 42 – A table summarising the growth in Data Centre space by each of the 3 regions from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in ‘000’s of m2

Figure 43 – A chart showing the increase in Data Centre space by the 3 regions - from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in ‘000’s of m2

Figure 44 – A table showing the increase of Data Centre power by the 3 regions - from 2010 to the end of 2019 – in MW 

Figure 45 – A chart showing the increase of Data Centre power by the 3 regions - from 2010 to the end of 2019 – in MW 

Figure 46 – A table showing the key Data Centre City area clusters worldwide - in m2 as of the end of 2019

Section Two - Data Centre Decade 2010 to 2019 - EMEA Region

Figure 47 – A table showing the key statistics for Data Centres in the EMEA region as of the end of 2019

Figure 48 – A table showing the key cloud & digital infrastructure developments in the EMEA region

Figure 49 – A chart showing the growth in internet traffic for the largest European Internet Exchange (Frankfurt DE-CIX) from 2010 to April 2020 (in TB or Terra-Bytes)

Figure 50 – A chart showing the growth in EMEA Data Centre space from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in m2

Figure 51 – A chart showing the growth in EMEA Data Centre power from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in MW

Figure 52 – A table showing the largest 3^rd party Data Centre markets in EMEA region as of the end of 2019 – in m2

Figure 53 – A table showing the key EMEA Data Centre expansions from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 54 – A table showing the key Equinix EMEA Data Centre expansions from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 55 – A table showing the key EMEA Data Centre expansions from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 56 – A table summarizing the key trends in EMEA Data Centre expansion from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 57 – A table showing the key e-shelter Data Centre facilities in Germany as of the end of 2019

Figure 58 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in the UK as of the end of 2019 

Figure 59 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in Germany as of the end of 2019 

Figure 60 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in the Netherlands as of the end of 2019 

Figure 61 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in France as of the end of 2019

Figure 62 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in Switzerland as of the end of 2019

Figure 63 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in Finland as of the end of 2019

Figure 64 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre facilities in the rest of the EMEA as of the end of 2019

Figure 65 – A pie chart showing a breakdown of Equinix Data Centre space in the EMEA by per cent

Figure 66 – A table showing the Global Switch European Data Centre facilities as of the end of 2019

Figure 67 – A table showing the Interxion Europe Data Centre facility in Netherlands as the end of 2019

Figure 68 – A table showing the key Interxion Data Centre facilities in France as of the end of 2019

Figure 69 – A table showing the key Interxion Data Centre facilities in Germany as of the end of 2019

Figure 70 – A table showing the key Interxion Data Centre facilities in Sweden as of the end of 2019

Figure 71 – A table showing the key Virtus Data Centre facilities in the UK as of the end of 2019

Section Three - Data Centre Decade 2010 to 2019 - Americas Region

Figure 72 – A table showing the key statistics for Data Centres in the Americas region as of the end of 2019

Figure 73 – A table showing the cloud & digital infrastructure present in the Americas region

Figure 74 – A chart showing the growth in North American Data Centre space from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in m2

Figure 75 – A chart showing the growth in North American Data Centre power from 2010 to the end of 2019 – in MW

Figure 76 – A chart showing the growth in South American Data Centre space from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in m2

Figure 77 – A chart showing the growth in South American Data Centre power from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in MW

Figure 78 – A table showing the largest 3^rd party Data Centre markets in the Americas region as of the end of 2019

Figure 79 – A table showing the key Data Centre expansions in North & South America from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 80 – A table showing key Equinix North America Data Centre expansion from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 81 – A pie chart showing the breakdown of Equinix Americas regional Data Centre space by Metro Market in per cent  

Figure 82 – A table showing the key Equinix Data Centre Metro areas - in m2 as of the end of 2019

Figure 83 – A table showing the key trends in North America & South America Data Centre expansion from 2010 to the end of 2019

Section Four – The Data Centre Decade 2010 to 2019 - Asia Pacific Region

Figure 84 – A table showing the key statistics for Data Centres in the Asia Pacific region as of the end of 2019

Figure 85 – A chart showing the ranking of Cloud Readiness in 2018 for 14 Asian Countries

Figure 86 – A table showing the cloud & digital infrastructure present in the Asia Pacific region

Figure 87 – A chart showing Asia Pacific region Data Centre space growth from 2010 to the end of 2019 - in m2

Figure 88 – A chart showing Asia Pacific region Data Centre power growth from 2010 to the end of 2019 – in MW

Figure 89 – A table showing the largest 3^rd party Data Centre markets in Asia Pacific region as of the end of 2019 – in m2

Figure 90 – A table showing the key Data Centre expansion in the Asia Pacific region from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 91 – A table showing the key 3^rd party Data centre expansions by Equinix in the Asia Pacific region from 2010 to the end of 2019

Figure 92 – A pie chart showing the breakdown of 21vianet Group Data Centre space by city area in per cent

Figure 93 – A pie chart showing a breakdown of Equinix space in the Asia Pacific region by per cent

Figure 94 – A table showing the GDS Holdings Data Centre facilities by location with space & utilisation in China  

Figure 95 – A pie chart showing the GDS Data Centre Hyperscale customer breakdown as of the end of 2019 in per cent

Figure 96 – A chart showing the increase in GDS Holdings annual capex in millions of USD from 2015 to 2019

Figure 97 – A table showing the Global Switch Data Centre facility in the Asia Pacific region as of the end of 2019

Figure 98 – A table showing the I advantage Data Centre facilities in Hong Kong as of the end of 2019

Figure 99 – A table showing the ST Telemedia GDC Data Centre facilities worldwide

Figure 100 – A table showing the key Data Centre trends in the Asia Pacific region from 2010 to the end of 2019   

Section Five - Data Centre Future Trends – from 2020 to 2030

Figure 101 – A chart showing forecast Data Centre space (in ‘000’s of m2) & power (in ‘000s of MW) in the EMEA region – from 2020 to 2030

Figure 102 – A chart showing forecast Data Centre space (in ‘000’s of m2) & power (in ‘000s of MW) in the Americas region – from 2020 to 2030

Figure 103 – A chart showing forecast Data Centre space (in ‘000s of m2) & power (in ‘000’s of MW) in the Asia Pacific region – from 2020 to 2030

Figure 104 – A table showing the penetration levels of Data Centre space in m2 per head of population for selected country markets as of 2020

Figure 105 – A table showing new Chinese Data Centre developments in China from 2020 to 2021

Figure 106 – A diagram showing the application of the PUE (Price Usage Effectiveness) metric in a Data Centre facility