Report Title: Shanghai and Surrounding Areas Data Center Market Research Report (2019–2020)
Publication Date: Jun 2020
Format: PDF
Language: English
Price: USD 7,800
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overall Landscape of China’s IDC Industry
National industrial development environment, market scale, 2019 industry features and long-term trends
Chapter 2 Development Environment of Shanghai & Surroundings
Regional policies, economic foundation and supporting infrastructure resources
Chapter 3 General Profile of Shanghai IDC Market
Local industrial characteristics, market scale, business structure and supply-demand balance
Chapter 4 End-user Demand Analysis of Shanghai IDC
Overall demand traits, requirements of internet, traditional and cloud enterprises
Chapter 5 Cabinet Supply of Shanghai and Peripheral Cities
Local rack inventory, vacancy rate, new capacity and surrounding resource layout
Chapter 6 Competitive Landscape of Shanghai IDC
Market competition pattern, market share of telecom & third-party vendors, operation conditions and future competition trends
Chapter 7 Medium & Long-Term Market Forecast
Growth influencing factors, 2020–2022 forecast of market scale, cabinet supply and demand composition
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Shanghai’s IDC market size reached RMB 122.4 billion in 2019, up 17.1% year-on-year, ranking second nationwide only after Beijing. The launch of new racks in 2018–2019 brought revenue growth, and the market is projected to maintain over 15% annual growth, hitting RMB 201.2 billion by 2022.
Shanghai tightened data center rules in 2019, banning new facilities inside the Middle Ring and imposing strict energy quota reviews. Only six projects got approval that year, making licensed rack resources highly scarce amid unmet market demand.
New rack growth inside Shanghai slowed, with most new capacity concentrated in Pudong and Baoshan. Suzhou and Nantong rolled out supportive policies to undertake overflow workloads, becoming major supplementary supply bases for Shanghai’s computing needs.
Internet businesses form the core demand source, with video and gaming companies taking the largest share. Benefiting from Shanghai’s status as an international financial hub, financial enterprise demand is higher than most other regions; cloud vendors’ rack purchases will grow rapidly in the next three years.
Shanghai issued the 2019 Data Center Construction Guidelines to strictly control urban construction scale. Future new capacity will mainly come from self-built and joint-venture projects operated by third-party IDC service providers.
Most newly added racks in 2018–2019 were taken by top internet players like Alibaba and Tencent, supporting the sharp rise of Shanghai’s overall market revenue in 2019.
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