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Actionable Benefits
- Market forecasts of global Data Center (DC) installed base, shipments, and revenue of DC cooling hardware systems.
- Estimated Capital Expenditure (CAPEX), cooling load, and energy consumption of a typical DC.
- Types of DCs, energy consumption, and low carbon energy consumed over the forecast period.
- Market trends and key challenges faced by DD operators.
- Identify the market share of the top players to evaluate competitive threats and partnership opportunities for growth.
Research Highlights
- Assessment of installed base, shipments, and revenue of DC HVAC systems based on system type and region.
- Number of DCs, energy consumption, and renewable offset of different types of DCs.
- Market data and forecasts for connectivity technology penetration by HVAC hardware.
- Market share of the top players.
Critical Questions Answered
- What are the types of DC cooling solutions, and their advantages and disadvantages?
- What is the annual DC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) market size with historical data starting from 2023 and forecasts on shipments, revenue, and installed base through 2030?
- Which region has adopted the most HVAC systems and where is the growth potential through 2030?
- How much energy do hyperscalers consume, and how are they coping to meet increased energy demand and cooling demand over the forecast period?
- What are the types of DCs and how much energy do they consume?
Who Should Read This?
- Executive-level decision makers working in the DD industry, responsible for planning a company’s strategic objectives for 2025 to 2030 to align a company’s strategy with global and regional energy efficiency, cooling, sustainability, and environment goals.
- Cooling solution providers catering to DD operators to understand the ecosystem, global trends, and challenges.
- Forward-looking DC operators identifying sustainable solutions, partnerships, and competitor landscape.
- Innovation leaders across HVAC hardware manufacturers, technology providers, and System Integrators (SIs) entering the DC industry.