(MENAFN- GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) Growth is driven by rising cloud computing demand, AI adoption, and global digital infrastructure investments. North America leads the market, with APAC, Latin America, and MEA showing strong momentum. The report covers investment forecasts by region, cooling systems, facility type, and infrastructure, along with analysis of 250+ contractors, vendors, and data center investors, including AWS, Microsoft, Google, and Equinix.Dublin, May 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Data Center Construction Market - Investment Prospects in 9 Regions and 53 Countries" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The Data Center Construction Market was valued at USD 91.86 billion in 2024, and is projected to reach USD 214.16 billion by 2030, rising at a CAGR of 15.15%.
North America remains the dominant region in terms of data center construction investments. Meanwhile, emerging markets across APAC, Latin America, Europe, and MEA are showing strong potential for future growth. Driven by advancements in technology, supportive government policies, and rising demand for digital infrastructure, these regions are well-positioned to transform the global data center construction market in the forecast period.
The data center construction market is experiencing robust growth with key regional developments. Major construction firms like AECOM, Arup, and Turner Construction are playing critical roles in these expansions.
Prominent infrastructure providers such as ABB, Caterpillar, and Schneider Electric contribute to the operational efficiency and sustainability of data centers.
DATA CENTER CONSTRUCTION MARKET TRENDS
Artificial Intelligence is driving a huge demand for data centers around the world. To meet this need, leading cloud providers and technology companies are expanding into new regions to build and operate their data center facilities. The significant adoption of AI is transforming various industries, offering enhanced efficiency and functionality in areas like finance and healthcare. To support the demands of AI and ML workloads, data centers increasingly rely on liquid-based cooling systems, which effectively manage the substantial heat produced by high-performance hardware. The U.S. and China are continuing to lead in terms of data center investments. This includes the implementation of stronger expansion strategies into Tier II and Tier III cities across major data center hubs. APAC is among the fastest-growing regions for the development of data centers, with Malaysia, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Indonesia contributing heavily to the expansion of data center capacity. In Western Europe, the FLAP-D market is witnessing significant investments from local and global hyperscale companies, and this trend is also shifting rapidly towards secondary European data center markets like Spain, Norway, Italy, and Portugal. With an increasing focus on environmental sustainability, data center operators are increasingly embracing sustainable practices for the construction of their facilities. Investments in the development of sustainable data centers will increase significantly with all the upcoming data center facilities incorporating renewable energy sources and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions.
GLOBAL DATA CENTER CONSTRUCTION MARKET DRIVERS
The global data center construction market has seen a significant increase in the adoption of cloud computing services, resulting in the development of large-scale hyperscale cloud data centers. This shift toward cloud computing is transforming the landscape of data center facilities, driving innovation and the integration of advanced infrastructure. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence has further increased the demand from hyperscale providers. The use of cloud-based services has seen substantial growth, led by major global cloud providers like Google, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Alibaba, Oracle, Tencent, and IBM. This surge is particularly seen across regions such as APAC, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, fueled by the digital transformation of businesses and the development of hyperscale cloud data centers. Global cloud giants, including Google, AWS, and Microsoft, are heavily investing in these regions. These companies are expanding their operations across various locations worldwide with the development of large-scale data center facilities. Data center growth is seen in countries offering tax incentives, making them attractive for expansion. Governments provide benefits like property tax breaks, investment credits, and sales tax exemptions to lower operational costs.
Global Data Center Construction Market in Terms of Area and Power
North America continues to lead the data center construction market in terms of area and power capacity, maintaining steady growth. While regions like Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are witnessing significant expansion. In North America, data center operators are investing significantly to develop large data center facilities. The locations of the Southeastern U.S., like Virginia and Georgia, witnessed huge investment in land and facility development. Latin America is also experiencing rapid growth in data center infrastructure, both in terms of area and power capacity, reflecting increasing demand in the region. The rise of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and Export Processing Zones (EPZs) across various countries is further supporting data center development. In Brazil, Tambore Business Park in Sao Paulo has emerged as a key hub, hosting major data center operators such as Equinix and Scala Data Centers. The Middle East and Africa are also seeing significant growth in power capacity, fueled by investments in smart city projects, renewable energy initiatives, and supportive government policies. The development of Special Economic Zones (SEZs), Free Trade Zones (FTZs), and industrial parks is playing a key role in attracting data center investments across the region. For example, Khazna Data Centers has invested in modular data center projects within the Khalifa Industrial Zone in Abu Dhabi. Additionally, Middle Eastern governments offer tax incentives to promote data center development in FTZs and industrial zones, such as Jordan's 5% property tax exemption. In Africa, companies like Digital Realty and Equinix have entered the market through acquisitions.
VENDOR LANDSCAPE
Prominent Support Infrastructure Providers
ABB Caterpillar Cummins Delta Electronics EATON Johnson Controls Kohler (Rehlko) Legrand Rittal Rolls-Royce Schneider Electric STULZ Vertiv
Other Support Infrastructure Providers
3M Airedale Alfa Laval Asetek Assa Abloy Asperitas Bloom Energy Carrier Condair Group CoolIT Systems Cormant Cyber Power Systems Daikin Applied DCX LIQUID COOLING SYSTEMS Enlogic FNT Software Generac Power Systems GIGABYTE Green Revolution Cooling HITEC Power Protection Honeywell Iceotope KyotoCooling LiquidStack Mitsubishi Electric Munters Natron Energy NetZoom Nlyte Software Panduit Pillar Power Systems Siemens Submer Toshiba Trane Technologies Yanmar ZincFive
Prominent Data Center Construction Contractors
AECOM Arup Corgan DPR Construction Fortis Construction Holder Construction Jacobs Mercury RED Engineering Design Syska Hennessy Group Turner Construction Turner & Townsend
Other Data Center Construction Contractors
AtkinsRealis Aurecon Group Basler & Hofmann CAP INGELEC Collen Construction COWI Dornan DSCO Group Edarat Group EMCOR Group Ethos Engineering EYP Mission Critical Facilities Flour Corporation Gensler Gilbane Building Company HDR Architecture HITT Contracting Hoffmann Construction ISG Kirby Group Engineering Laing O'Rourke Linesight M+W Group (Exyte) Mortenson QUARK Royal HaskoningDHV Skanska Sterling and Wilson Structure Tone Winthrop Technologies
Data Center Investors
Africa Data Centres AirTrunk Aligned Data Centers Amazon Web Services American Tower Apple Ark Data Centres AtlasEdge Atman atNorth Big Data Exchange CapitaLand CDC Data Centres center3 China Mobile International China Telecom China Unicom Chindata Group Chunghwa Telecom Cirion Technologies CloudHQ Cologix Colt Data Centre Services Compass Data Centers CtrlS Datacenters CyrusOne Data4 DataBank Digital Edge DC Digital Realty EDGNEX Data Centres by DAMAC EdgeConneX Elea Data Centers ePLDT Equinix eStruxture Data Centers Flexential GDS Services Global Switch Global Technical Realty Goodman Google Green Mountain Gulf Data Hub H5 Data Centers Iron Mountain Keppel Data Centres Khazna Data Centers LG Uplus Meta Microsoft NEXTDC NTT DATA Nxera Nxtra by Airtel Ooredoo Open Access Data Centres PowerHouse Data Centers Prime Data Centers Princeton Digital Group Pure Data Centres QTS Realty Trust Scala Data Centers SDC Capital Partners Serverfarm ST Telemedia Global Data Centres STACK Infrastructure SUNeVison Holdings Telehouse (KDDI) Telkom Indonesia Vantage Data Centers Viettal IDC VIRTUS Data Centres Yondr
New Entrants
247 Data Centers 5C Data Centers Agility Anan Angelo Gordon Apto Data Centre Ardent Data Centers Art Data Centres Beacon AI Centers Best Wonder Business Blue Bluestar Data Centre BRIGHT RAY BW Digital Castle IT CleanArc CloudBurst Data Centers Cloudnoon Colovore Crane Data Centers DATA CASTLE DATA for MED DataGrid dataR DataVolt Digital Halo Digital Reef Doma Infrastructure Group Eclairion Edged Energy EdgeNebula Energia Group Epoch Digital Evolution Data Centres Evroc Fleet Data Centres Form8tion Data Centers Foundation Data Centers FutureData Gatineau Data Hub Gaw Capital GreenScale GreenSquareDC Hyperco Infracrowd Capital Ingenostrum Kasi Cloud KEVLINX Keysource and Namsos Datasenter Lasercharm Latos Layer 9 Data Centers LogistiX Mediterra Data Centers Megawide Construction Corporation Nation Data Center NE Edge NED Nehos Open DC PHOCEA DC PolarDC Prometheus Hyperscale Qareeb Data Centres Quantum Loophole Quetta Data Centers Rowan Digital Infrastructure SC Zeus Data Centers SEAX Global SEGRO Serve Centric Serverz Data Center Surfix Data Center TA Realty Techtonic TPC Data Centers Trifalga YCO Cloud PointOne Datacenters
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