Report Title: China IDC Data Center Market Research Report (2022–2023)
Publication Date: Jun 2023
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 1,900
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Global IDC Industry Overview in 2022
Global market scale, industrial features, key regional markets
Chapter 2 Overall Development of China’s IDC Industry
Industrial chain, development history, market scale, investment & operational traits
Chapter 3 Development Environment of China’s Data Center Sector
Policy, economic foundation and supporting resources
Chapter 4 Traditional IDC Cabinet Supply Analysis
Total supply volume, structural changes and operation indicators
Chapter 5 Traditional IDC Cabinet Demand Analysis
Overall demand scale, industry split and deployment of major clients
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of IDC Service Providers
Competition pattern of telecom operators and third-party vendors
Chapter 7 IDC Development under East-Data-West-Computing
Policy interpretation, hub construction and high-quality development paths
Chapter 8 IDC Development under Dual-Carbon Strategy
Carbon reduction policies, industry energy consumption and zero-carbon paths
Chapter 9 Industrial Opportunities, Risks & Long-Term Forecast
Market prediction and core development trends
KEY TAKEAWAYS
China’s total IDC market hit RMB 397.56 billion in 2022 with 32% YoY growth, slowed by weak internet and cloud demand. Driven by industrial digitalization and AI, the market will recover and exceed RMB 1 trillion by 2025.
By end-2022, China operated 1,907 IDC facilities with 2.411 million natural racks (10,800 MW IT load). Supply growth slowed due to delayed construction and weak demand, while new projects trend toward large, high-grade and high-density data centers.
2022 national cabinet demand reached 1.386 million racks, up 10.2% YoY. Public cloud and internet clients account for 85.5% of total demand, while finance, government and manufacturing will drive long-term demand growth as industrial digitalization accelerates.
China’s IDC industry has entered high-quality development, with unified standards for low-carbon, liquid cooling and zero-carbon data centers widely released. Green energy utilization and full supply chain security become mandatory industrial requirements.
Partial regional oversupply intensified market competition and lowered cabinet prices. Telecom operators expand self-built hubs across all East-Data-West-Computing nodes, while vendors shift from blind capacity expansion to refined operation and integrated service ecosystem building.
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