Report Title: Beijing and Surrounding Areas Data Center Market Research Report (2021–2022)
Publication Date: May 2022
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 7,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Development of China’s IDC Industry
National market scale, business structure, industrial policies, cabinet supply-demand and long-term trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Beijing & Surrounding IDC Sector
Local industrial policies, regional digital economy, power & land supporting resources
Chapter 3 Current Status of Local IDC Market
Regional market scale, business composition, overall supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 Local IDC Market Demand Analysis
General demand status, internet clients, cloud vendors and traditional industry demand characteristics
Chapter 5 Cabinet Supply Analysis of Beijing & Surroundings
Total operational racks, vacancy rate, forecast of newly added capacity
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Local IDC
Vendor competition pattern, resource layout and future competition trends
Chapter 7 Market Forecast & Development Trends
Long-term industrial layout, 2022–2024 market forecast and business opportunities
KEY TAKEAWAYS
In 2021, the IDC market of Beijing and surrounding areas reached RMB 356.7 billion, growing 18.6% year-on-year. Pandemic and tight urban construction rules slowed growth in 2020, while digital economy expansion and active vendor investment pushed the market back to steady growth in 2021.
By the end of 2021, total operational racks hit 492,000. Beijing proper accounted for 67.2% (331,000 racks) with slowing new launches due to energy limits, while peripheral regions held 32.8% (161,000 racks). Zhangjiakou will lead future capacity expansion under East-Data-West-Computing.
Beijing’s internal new rack supply will remain constrained by energy indicators, while Zhangjiakou, Langfang and Tianjin gain abundant land and power resources to absorb overflow computing needs from central Beijing. New racks put into operation in peripheral regions outnumbered urban Beijing in 2021.
Internet and cloud enterprises form the core demand base of the region, with finance, government and manufacturing generating stable incremental computing needs. The market maintains sustained growth potential amid continuous industrial digital transformation.
Both telecom carriers and large third-party operators accelerate layout across Beijing’s surrounding zones. Peripheral data center resources will expand rapidly from 2022 to 2024, forming a tiered urban-peripheral computing supply system.
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