(PharmaNewsWire.Com, September 09, 2017 ) Datacenter construction market is expected to reach US$ 68,953.8 million by 2022 from US$ 33,871.5 million in 2015. Electrical design construction segment is expected to continue its dominance. Currently, almost 40% of the datacenter construction market share by revenue is captured by are electrical design. A data center comprises of a hierarchy of electrical devices, which helps in transmitting power from a utility feed to server racks. Some of the important devices include utility feeds, switchgear, generators, UPS, PDUs etc.
Electrical supplies arriving at the data center infrastructure need to be transformed to a usable voltage level, which is performed by using transformer. Utility grids are the major source of power supply to the data centers. Whereas, switchgear helps in safely distributing power from the transformer or utility to the datacenter floor. Furthermore, generators and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) deliver temporary and longer-term backup power. Power Distribution Units (PDU) helps in transmitting electricity or power to racks as well as standalone systems.
Key trend which will predominantly effect the market in coming year in datacenter construction market is colocation and cloud services are expected to gain the larger pie of the market. For small enterprises, constructing their own data center involves huge capital. Since, these enterprises don’t have enough budget or capital expenditure to construct a data center also, the ROI is comparatively low. Therefore, most of these enterprises are choosing colocation or cloud services. These companies don’t require much storage space and constructing their own data center is not feasible for them.
Thereby, they depend on colocation or CSPs for storing their data. Also, apart from capital required to build a data center, other expenses and efforts such as maintenance and service becomes a burden for these companies. Moreover, the demand for colocation services is giving a rise to construction of mega data centers as it offers economies of scale. Thus, it is anticipated that the colocation and cloud software as service products will increase in the coming years
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