Report Title: Shanghai and Surrounding Areas Data Center Market Research Report (2022–2023)
Publication Date: Jun 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 and industrial trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Shanghai IDC Industry
Local industrial policies, digital economy, power & land supporting resources
Chapter 3 General Status of Shanghai Traditional IDC Market
Market features, regional scale, business structure and supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 Cabinet Supply Analysis of Shanghai IDC
Total cabinet volume, regional resource distribution and future supply forecast
Chapter 5 IDC Market Demand Analysis of Shanghai
Demand sources, industrial demand structure and client forecast
Chapter 6 Local IDC Operational Indicators
Cabinet utilization rate and long-term rental price fluctuation
Chapter 7 Competitive Landscape of Shanghai IDC
Market competition status, telecom operators, third-party vendors and future trends
Chapter 8 Investment Analysis of Shanghai IDC
Market investment space, existing opportunities and potential risks
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Shanghai’s traditional IDC market reached RMB 17.76 billion in 2022 with an 11.9% year-on-year increase. Growth slowed slightly due to pandemic impacts, while cross-regional layout of internet giants and industrial digital transformation brought sustained incremental demand.
Shanghai owned 249,000 operational racks in 2022 with fewer new launches compared to previous years. Surrounding cities including Kunshan, Taicang and Nantong held over 40,000 racks, yet new projects there were restricted by energy review barriers in 2022.
Internet and cloud clients account for nearly 80% of local IDC demand, with finance and manufacturing making up the remaining 20%. Major internet enterprises expanded their East China node deployment and became core demand drivers in the region.
Third-party operators hold 80.2% of Shanghai’s cabinet resources, and telecom carriers adopt asset-light cooperation models. Operators will add self-built computing projects under the East-Data-West-Computing initiative in the coming years.
Short-term supply surplus triggered mild declines in customized and wholesale cabinet prices, while retail prices for traditional enterprise clients stayed stable. Qingpu and Lingang, supported by industrial policies, have outstanding long-term investment potential.
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