Report Title: Beijing and Surrounding Areas IDC Market Research Report (2022–2023)
Publication Date: Apr 2023
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 7,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Development of China’s IDC Industry
National macro environment, market scale & business structure, industrial trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Beijing and Surrounding IDC
Industrial policies, local digital economy, power & land supporting resources
Chapter 3 Current IDC Market Status of Beijing and Surroundings
Market scale, business composition, supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 IDC Demand Analysis of Beijing and Surroundings
Overall demand status, internet, cloud and traditional industry client demands
Chapter 5 Cabinet Supply Analysis of Beijing and Surroundings
Supply volume, rental price, vacancy rate, 2023–2025 capacity forecast
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Beijing and Surrounding IDC
Vendor competition pattern, resource layout, future competition trends
Chapter 7 Market Forecast & Development Trends
Long-term industrial layout, 2023–2025 scale prediction, market opportunities
KEY TAKEAWAYS
In 2022, the regional traditional IDC market hit RMB 41.02 billion with 15.5% year-on-year growth, though growth slowed temporarily due to delayed projects and restrained tech capital expenditure. Multiple construction schedules of local data centers were pushed back for 3-6 months under pandemic impacts, and large internet groups tightened capital discipline for infrastructure expansion. Economic recovery from 2023 will boost investment in digital infrastructure and lift market supply and demand.
By the end of 2022, total operational racks reached 545,000; Beijing held 345,000 racks while peripheral regions owned 200,000. Restricted by energy policies, Beijing’s low-efficiency data centers will phase out, and surrounding zones with high-density racks now exceed the city’s total IT load and gain policy dividends brought by the East-Data-West-Computing initiative, evolving toward coordinated regional IDC development.
Internet businesses including e-commerce and video account for 58.9% of total demand, cloud clients take 23.2%, and traditional industries occupy 17.9%. Cabinet price wars eased in 2022 amid rising power costs squeezing operator profit margins, and peripheral high-energy-efficiency data centers become more cost‑competitive for large internet enterprises seeking large-scale base deployment.
By 2025, the whole regional IDC market will reach RMB 59.3 billion, and total racks will rise to 732,000. Beijing’s market share will gradually decline, while surrounding areas will maintain roughly 30% annual growth in both market scale and cabinet supply, and qualified projects with valid energy quotas will become prime M&A targets across the industry.
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