The Colocation Market
is basically featured by skilled managed services and carrier
interconnection facilities. Customized and superior scalability and
upgradability features figure high among the vendor-desired features in
the colocation market. Data center colocation market is also
witnessing a leap toward greener data center efforts as colocation
solution providers realize the need to reduce their carbon footprint.
The colocation market is driven by advancements in the fields of
Internet, e-commerce, and networking technologies.
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Market [By Solutions (Retail, Wholesale), By End Users(SMB,
Large Enterprises, SOHO), By Verticals, By Region, Demand and Supply] -
Worldwide Market Forecast and Analysis (2013 - 2018)"
Recently, there has been a rising inclination toward
colocation services—both retail as well as wholesale services—across
every industry vertical. While retail colocation providers are
increasingly started dealing in power deals above 1 mW, the wholesale
colocation providers are venturing toward lower capacity power deals.
The trend or the thin line differentiation between retail colocation
facilities and wholesale colocation vendors is changing, as both retail
and wholesale vendors are dealing both lower as well as higher space and
power requirements of colocation. Most of the wholesale vendors are
also providing skilled managed services and interconnection facilities. The market is mainly dominated by large Real Estate Investment Trusts
(REITs) and tier 1 companies having huge data center spaces spread
across the globe.
The colocation market is broadly segmented by type of
colocation: retail colocation, and wholesale colocation; by type of
end-users: Small Office Home Offices (SOHOs), Small- and Medium-Scale
Businesses (SMBs), and large enterprises; by type of verticals: Banking,
Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI), government, public sector and
utilities, telecommunication and IT, healthcare and life sciences and
others; by regions: North America (NA), Europe (EU), Asia Pacific
(APAC), Middle East and Africa (MEA), and Latin America (LA). This
report also analyzes the global supply–demand trend for various
colocation services.
MarketsandMarkets expects that the global colocation
market is estimated to be $25.72 billion in 2013 and is expected to grow
to $43.34 billion in 2018. This represents an estimated Compound Annual
Growth Rate (CAGR) of 11.0% from 2013 to 2018. In the current scenario,
the retail colocation solution continues to be the largest segment and
is followed by wholesale colocation solution. In terms of regions, North
America is expected to be the biggest market on the basis spending and
adoption. MarketsandMarkets further expects that the increasing demand
for colocation in the developing economies will further enhance the
growth of the market.
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