DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Singapore Data Center Market – Investment Analysis and Growth Opportunities 2021-2026” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Singapore data center market size will witness investments of USD 5 billion by 2026
This report on the Singapore Data Center market offers an elaborative analysis of the existing and upcoming facilities, datacenter investments in terms of IT, electrical, mechanical infrastructure, general construction, and geography. It discusses market sizing and estimation for different segments with respect to the investment in the facilities.
According to the Government Technology Singapore, the government spent around USD 3.5 billion on ICT procurement in FY20, focusing on the development of new tech tools to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, the development of citizen- and business-centric digital services, development of ICT systems on the cloud region, modernization of government ICT infrastructure; and application of data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI) and sensors in the public sector.
With the internet penetration of 85% and the broadband speed pegged over 200 Mbps, Singapore has the highest average broadband speeds in Southeast Asia. The country accounted for over 40% of the data center area developed in Southeast Asia in 2020.
The demand for data centers has also heightened the use of the existing data center capacity (MW) in the market, with colocation service providers witnessed a strong uptake for their data center spaces by existing customers. Cloud service providers and video conferencing service providers have contributed majorly toward colocation uptake archiving.
Key Highlights of The Report:
Over 30% of organizations have implemented cloud computing in Singapore due to the increased demand for data services from consumers and the growth in connected devices The public cloud market spending crossed USD 2 billion in 2020, and is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period Facebook invests in its first self-built facility in Singapore, which is likely to be operational by 2022 The Singapore region accounted for over 40% of the data center area developed in Southeast Asia in 2020 IoT-enabled devices have witnessed a high demand for monitoring and surveillance services with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in the healthcare sector The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the demand for data center services owing to the increase in internet-related services and the shift to remote working by organizations The Electricity regulator Energy Market Authority (EMA) plans to import 100 MW of green energy from Malaysia by the end of 2021 to promote the consumption of green energy in Singapore. AWS is building its first renewable power project in the region to generate over 60 MW of power. Fuel cells can be installed in the facilities in Singapore to reduce the OPEX for operators. Singapore Data Center Market Insights
In 2020, the implementation of 5G and the increased usage of the internet increased the demand for cloud-based storage solutions among organizations in Singapore Data centers adopt higher bandwidth switches at the aggregator layer, which includes 40/100 GbE switch ports The demand for SDDs and NVMe SDDs is growing from cloud service providers and managed hosting providers in the country The adoption of (DRUPS) Diesel Rotary Uninterruptible Power Supply systems, including flywheel UPS and diesel generators, is high among the service providers in Singapore The implementation of the carbon tax in the region has prompted data center operators to opt for high-efficient gas generators to reduce carbon emissions. Lithium-ion battery solutions with low CAPEX than traditional VRLA systems are observing high adoption in the facilities. Singapore Data Center Market Insights
In 2020, the implementation of 5G and the increased usage of the internet increased the demand for cloud-based storage solutions among organizations in Singapore. Data centers adopt higher bandwidth switches at the aggregator layer, including 40/100 GbE switch ports. The demand for SDDs and NVMe SDDs is growing from cloud service providers and managed to host providers in the country. The adoption of (DRUPS) Diesel Rotary Uninterruptible Power Supply systems, including flywheel UPS and diesel generators, is high among the service providers in Singapore. Implementing the carbon tax in the region has prompted data center operators to opt for high-efficient gas generators to reduce carbon emissions. Lithium-ion battery solutions with low CAPEX than traditional VRLA systems are observing high adoption in the facilities. The emergence of nickel-zinc batteries and the high adoption of 48V DC UPS systems will also provide a major boost to the Singapore data center market share. Increased deployment of artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads will increase the application of liquid-immersion and direct-to-chip cooling systems. Singapore Data Center Market Vendor Landscape
A host of IT infrastructure providers, construction contractors, support infrastructure providers, and investors constitute the Singapore data center market. Vendors are involved a flurry of infrastructure and construction activities.
Arista Networks, Broadcom, Cisco Systems, Dell Technologies, Hewlett and Packard Enterprise (HPE) are some of the leading IT infrastructure providers. The market also witnessed the entry of new player Stratus DC Management, which has planned data center development in Singapore.
IT Infrastructure Providers
Arista Networks Broadcom Cisco Systems Dell Technologies Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Huawei Technologies IBM Inspur Lenovo MiTAC Holdings NetApp Quanta Cloud Technology Wistron (Wiwynn) Construction Service Providers
Arup Group AWP Architects Aurecon Group AECOM Cundall DSCO Group Fortis Construction Faithful+Gould Gammon Construction HDR (Hurley Palmer Flatt) Kienta Engineering Construction LSK Engineering M+W Group (EXYTE) NTT FACILITIES GROUP PM Group Sato Kogyo Support Infrastructure Providers
ABB Bosch Security Systems (Robert Bosch) Caterpillar Cummins Eaton Fuji Electric HITEC Power Protection KOHLER-SDMO Legrand Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Piller Power Systems Rolls-Royce Power Systems Rittal Schneider Electric Vertiv Group Data Center Investors
AirTrunk Operating BDx (Big Data Exchange) Digital Realty Equinix Facebook Iron Mountain NTT Global Data Centers Keppel Data Centres ST Telemedia Global Data Centres For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/iwfomr