Report Title: Central China Data Center Market Research Report (2020–2021)
Publication Date: May 2021
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 5,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Landscape of China’s IDC Industry
National industry policies, 2020 market performance and long-term development trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Central China IDC
Regional policy, economic foundation and supporting resources
Chapter 3 General Profile of Central China IDC
Regional development features, market scale, business structure and supply-demand status
Chapter 4 End-user Demand Analysis of Central China IDC
User demand composition and vertical industry demand characteristics
Chapter 5 Cabinet Supply Analysis of Central China
Current rack inventory, room vacancy rate and newly-launched projects
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Local IDC Vendors
Overall competition pattern, market share of telecom & third-party players, operation status & future trends
Chapter 7 Medium & Long-Term Market Trend Forecast
Growth drivers, 2020–2023 forecast for market scale, cabinet supply and demand structure
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Central China’s IDC market size hit RMB 5.54 billion in 2020, up 19.9% year-on-year, accounting for 5.6% of national total. Hubei, Hunan and Henan rolled out supportive digital economy policies to boost local data center construction and demand.
Wuhan, Changsha and Zhengzhou contributed RMB 4.09 billion of market volume, taking up 73.8% of regional total. Wuhan ranks first with RMB 1.57 billion due to its national backbone network node advantage.
In 2020, rack services generated 56.2% of regional IDC revenue, port services 34.1% and value-added services 9.8%. Port demand ratio is higher than first-tier eastern cities for national internet network node layout.
Total operational racks in Central China reached 80,000 by end-2020, a 23.1% year-on-year jump. Wuhan, Changsha and Zhengzhou owned 53,000 racks together (66.3%), with Wuhan’s 26,000 racks far exceeding the other two cities.
Internet sectors (video, e-commerce, games) account for 57.3% of regional demand; traditional industries including government, finance and manufacturing take 35.5%, while cloud vendors only occupy 7.2% with limited large resource pools.
Benefiting from internet enterprises setting regional headquarters in Central China, the market will sustain roughly 20% annual growth, with total regional IDC scale projected to hit RMB 10.48 billion by 2023.
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