Report Title: Guangzhou & Shenzhen and Surrounding Areas Data Center Market Research Report (2020–2021)
Publication Date: May 2021
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 7,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Landscape of China’s IDC Industry
National IDC policies, 2020 market performance and long-term industry trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Guangzhou & Shenzhen IDC
Regional industrial policies, digital economy scale and supporting infrastructure
Chapter 3 General Market Profile of Guangzhou & Shenzhen
Core industrial traits, market scale, business structure and supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 Cabinet Supply of Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Surroundings
Rack inventory breakdown for Guangzhou, Shenzhen and peripheral cities
Chapter 5 IDC Demand Analysis of Guangzhou & Shenzhen
Overall demand traits and vertical industry demand composition
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Local IDC
Competition features, market pattern and leading vendor analysis
Chapter 7 Medium-Term Market Forecast
Scale, cabinet supply and demand forecasts for 2021–2023
Chapter 8 IDC Market Investment Analysis
Investment prospects, cost-benefit, investment opportunities and risks
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Combined 2020 IDC market size of Guangzhou and Shenzhen reached RMB 125.4 billion. Guangzhou hit RMB 58.9 billion (+26.5% YoY) with sufficient supply; Shenzhen recorded RMB 66.5 billion (+25.3% YoY), featuring tight rack inventory and low vacancy rate below 10%.
National new infrastructure and Guangdong’s Greater Bay Area industrial plans create favorable policy support for local data center development, accelerating regional digital integration.
Uniform industrial electricity pricing across the Pearl River Delta slows the migration of computing demand from Guangzhou/Shenzhen to nearby cities compared with the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.
Under the "Two Cores, Nine Clusters" plan, medium & small data centers for low-latency services are permitted in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, with a batch of projects passing energy reviews and leaving room for market expansion.
Guangdong suspended approvals for large new racks from 2021–2022, only allowing small self-built edge facilities. Existing data center energy quotas turn into scarce high-value assets.
Massive digital economy output in both cities generates persistent computing demand, and cross-border data circulation within the Greater Bay Area will further expand future workloads.
Three telecom operators jointly hold over 60% regional market share, leveraging backbone network advantages to continuously expand data center deployment.
Forecast 2020–2023 CAGR stands at 23.4% for Guangzhou and 22.8% for Shenzhen; their market sizes are expected to hit RMB 110.8 billion and over RMB 120 billion respectively by 2023.
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