Report Title: China Data Center Market Research Report (2021–2022)
Publication Date: Jun 2022
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 1,900
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Global IDC Industry Overview in 2021
Global market scale, industrial features, key regional market changes
Chapter 2 Overview of China’s Traditional IDC Industry in 2021
Market scale & structure, development history, environment, growth drivers, investment scale & trends
Chapter 3 Policy Analysis for China’s Traditional IDC Sector
Current key policies, policy orientation, digital economy industrial regulations
Chapter 4 Green Development Progress of Domestic Data Centers
Low-carbon policies, transformation paths, current status & future directions
Chapter 5 National IDC Cabinet Layout Analysis
Current layout characteristics, policy & demand impacts, future layout shifts
Chapter 6 Supply & Demand Balance of National IDC Cabinets
Cabinet supply trends, market demand traits, client demand breakdown
Chapter 7 Competitive Landscape of China’s IDC Industry
Core competition features, market pattern, telecom & third-party vendor strategies
Chapter 8 Investment & Financing Market of Domestic IDC
Current financing status, institutional players, investment opportunities & risks
KEY TAKEAWAYS
China’s total IDC market size hit RMB 3012.7 billion in 2021 with 34.6% YoY growth. Cloud computing expansion acts as the primary growth engine; the market will grow at a 15.9% CAGR through 2024 and reach RMB 6122.5 billion. Supply side focuses on digesting existing racks rather than massive new construction.
The dual-carbon strategy forces nationwide green upgrading. Core cities impose strict PUE and energy review controls; operators adopt renewable energy, carbon trading and energy-saving hardware to cut data center power consumption.
The full launch of the East-Data-West-Computing project establishes eight national computing hubs. Eastern hubs undertake low-latency real-time services, while western hubs store and process non-real-time data, resolving the imbalance of energy and demand between east and west. Western regions still face network and talent bottlenecks.
Cloud service providers dominate IDC purchasing demand. The public cloud sector sustains over 35% annual growth in the next five years, and industrial digitalization will generate long-term incremental computing demand.
The industry enters a consolidation phase. Large vendors gain advantages in energy quotas and financing, acquiring small regional operators, leading to an oligopolistic market pattern. Smaller providers face dual pressure from upstream and downstream players.
Data centers attract abundant domestic and foreign capital. Global funds and domestic institutional investors frequently carry out equity and M&A investments, driven by stable cash flow and fixed asset attributes of IDC projects.
Contact Us For report inquiries, purchases, or customized research:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kdc-digital-industry-consulting
Email: service @kzconsulting.cn
