The “Data Center Construction Market to 2022 by Type of Construction (Electrical Design, Mechanical Design and General Construction), Tier Standards (tier 1 & 2, Tier 3 and tier 4) and Industry Verticals (BFSI, Government, Technology, Telecom Media & Entertainment, Retail, Healthcare and Others) – Global Analysis and Forecast” – Global Analysis and Forecast” The scope of study involves understanding on the factors responsible for this growth of datacenter construction market along with the estimates and forecasts of the revenue and market share analysis and also spots the significant datacenter construction players in the market and their key developments.

Datacenter Construction Market to 2022 - Global Analysis and Forecasts by Types of Construction, Tier Standards and Industry Verticals market is expected to grow US$ 68,953.8 million by 2022 from US$ 33,871.5 million in 2015. Data centers these days have become more of the strategic asset than a mere office back – support. The historic bubble burst of big data and artificial intelligence led to massive shift from on – premises data centers to cloud – based database management systems. Presently there are millions of data centers across the globe and the number is anticipated go beyond the count of 8 million in the year 2017.  Furthermore, strategic events such as, mergers and acquisitions in the field of data centers is a trend that’s on pace to continue. With the burgeoning demand for robust and resilient data centers the end users are focusing more upon the data center infrastructure, and therefore the data center construction market is expanding vigorously across the globe. Additionally, the data center RIETs are possessed to have impressive return on investment as compared to other categories of funds that are accomplishing more in single digits.

Technology segment by industry use vertical is accounted to hold the lions share in the global data center construction market. Data generated by large social media platforms such as Facebook & twitter, increasing utilization of smartphone applications, and adoption of smart devices are primarily driving the growth of this segment. Speed, size, and efficiency are the essential elements which nowadays rule the IT industry. Increased adoption of smart phones, laptops, tablets, gaming consoles and other gadgets for transferring data has created a need for additional data storage capacity. Data centers offer various benefits to IT industry such as speed of deployment, waste and energy efficiency and most important is scalability. Thus, IT industry is adopting the data centers for keeping pace in the highly competitive market.

The global datacenter construction market by geography is segmented into six region including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa and South America. North America is expected to account for the largest share of the global datacenter construction market in 2016, followed by Europe. North America in terms of technology service providers, financial industries and government agencies is considered to be one of the best represented region. The rapid pace of technological development and supporting government regulations made North America the most promising market for data centers.

The report profiles key players such as AECOM Inc., DRP Construction, Fujitsu ltd., Hitachi Ltd., Schneider Electric SE and Holder Construction Group, LLC among others

The report segments the global Datacenter Construction market as follows:

Global Datacenter Construction Market – By Type of Construction

Electrical Design
Mechanical Design
General Construction

Global Datacenter Construction Market – By Tier Standards

Tier 1 & 2
Tier 3
Tier 4

Global Datacenter Construction Market – By Industry Verticals

BFSI
Government
Technology
Telecom Media & Entertainment
Retail
Healthcare
Others

Global Datacenter Construction Market – By Geography

North America
U.S.
Canada
Mexico

Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
U.K.
Others

Asia Pacific (APAC)
Japan
China
India
Australia
Others

Middle East & Africa (MEA)
U.A.E.
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE

South America (SA)
Brazil
Rest of SAM