Report Title: Beijing and Surrounding Areas Data Center Market Research Report (2019–2020)
Publication Date: Apr 2020
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 7,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Landscape of China’s IDC Industry
National development environment, market scale, industrial characteristics and long-term trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Beijing & Surroundings
Regional industrial policies, economic foundation and supporting resources
Chapter 3 General Profile of Beijing IDC Market
Local industrial features, market scale, business structure and supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 End-user Demand Analysis of Beijing IDC
Overall demand traits, internet, traditional industry and cloud vendor requirements
Chapter 5 Cabinet Supply Analysis of Beijing & Surroundings
Local rack inventory, vacancy rate, new capacity and peripheral resource layout
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Beijing IDC
Overall competition pattern, market share of telecom and third-party vendors, operation status & future trends
Chapter 7 Medium-Term Market Forecast
Growth influencing factors, 2020–2022 forecast for market scale, rack supply and demand composition
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Beijing’s IDC market size hit RMB 225 billion in 2019 with a 26.1% year-on-year increase, accounting for 27.6% of national total and ranking first nationwide. Dense headquarters of internet, cloud and financial enterprises generate massive computing demand, and the market will sustain over 20% annual growth up to 2022.
Strict land and energy control policies slow new data center construction inside central Beijing. Under Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration, Langfang, Zhangjiakou, Wuqing and Zhuozhou prioritize data center industries to absorb overflow workloads; over 80% of new racks will be deployed in suburbs and peripheral cities in the next three years.
Mobile internet companies and public cloud providers become major demand growth drivers. Many internet businesses migrate workloads from public cloud to self-hosted IDC racks, while top cloud vendors each require more than 10,000 racks in Beijing.
Third-party IDC vendors hold larger market share than telecom operators in 2019, with their self-built racks exceeding 70% of total third-party inventory. Top 10 third players capture most market volume, with 21Vianet taking the leading position, followed by GDS, GigaCloud and other players.
About half of China’s listed internet giants set headquarters in Beijing, making internet sectors the primary demand source. Local clients require higher single cabinet power capacity than national average (16–20A and above) for business expansion and disaster recovery needs.
Beijing owned the largest number of operational racks nationwide by end-2019, with most new capacity invested and constructed by self-built third-party IDC service providers.
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