How will you evaluate different partnership strategies and implement best practices in the evolving data center colocation services ecosystem?
Next-generation data centers are becoming the cornerstone of technological progress across various industries. However, geopolitical chaos, trade barriers, and internal challenges are disrupting data center supply chains and challenging traditional industry norms. This is driving service providers to deliver cutting-edge infrastructure that caters to the unique demands of tomorrow’s technology-driven workloads, keeping in mind the following:
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Strategy and Services: Aligning growth strategies, infrastructure design, and go-to-market initiatives with artificial intelligence (AI) training and inferencing models.
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Scalability: Providing adequate land, power, capacity, and connectivity across multiple locations to better manage large-scale datasets.
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Location: Defining and establishing optimal edge locations for latency sensitive workloads.
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Design: Embracing high-density/ultra-high-density data center design and liquid cooling technologies to optimize resource utilization and maximize facility resilience.
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Sustainability: Optimizing energy consumption, lowering power usage effectiveness (PUE), and reducing carbon emissions, especially for compute-intensive workloads.
Consequently, colocation providers feel the pressure to accelerate innovation and overcome growth barriers like limitations of land/power resources, operational skill set gaps, increasing competition, and pricing pressures.
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Understanding the Potential of Data Center Colocation Services in Different Geographies
Frost & Sullivan finds that:
- While public cloud service providers drive the demand for global colocation services, AI adoption across different verticals is unleashing new prospects for AI training and inferencing.
- North American colocation services are poised to create new opportunities worth $40.20 billion by 2029, led by locations like Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley, Dallas, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Chicago.
- India accounts for about 92% of the total South Asian colocation services industry, set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.6% from 2023 to 2028.
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Is your organization equipped to leverage these strategic imperatives to future-proof your technology strategies in data centers and colocation services?
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