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The Latin American Data Center Industry: Shares, Growth Drivers, Challenges and Investment Opportunities (2020-2025)
DUBLIN, Feb. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Data Center Market in Latin America - Industry Analysis and Forecast 2020-2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The data center market in Latin America is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 6% during the period 2019-2025.
Key Market Insights
- The report provides the following insights into the data center market in Latin America during the forecast period 2020-2025.
- It offers comprehensive insights into current industry trends, trend forecasts, and growth drivers about the data center market in Latin America.
- The report provides the latest analysis of share, growth drivers, challenges, and investment opportunities.
- It offers a complete overview of segments and the regional outlook of the data center market in Latin America.
- The study offers a detailed overview of the vendor landscape, competitive analysis, and key strategies to gain competitive advantage.
The digitalization of the business environment is driving the data center market in Latin America. Around one-third of the population adopted smart devices in 2019, which has led to the growth of internet-based service consumption, i.e. adoption of cloud-based services in the region.
Moreover, the growing adoption of data center services in sectors such as media and entertainment, BFSI, government agencies is boosting the demand for colocation facilities. Enterprises, colocation service providers, and telecommunication service providers are also significantly contributing to data center investments in Latin America. Hence, the increased investment from cloud-based service providers is likely to influence the Latin America data center market.
In Latin America, the most start-ups across FinTech, AgTech, and eCommerce business verticals are involved in using big data analytics and IoT applications. Brazil dominates the big data market, followed by Mexico and Colombia. The high adoption of cloud computing, big data, and IoT services, along with the growth in social networking and demand for online video services, has prompted telecommunication providers, enterprises, and government agencies in the region to strengthen their internet backbone.
In 2019, Google landed its private submarine cable, Curie, in Valparaso, Chile. The cable is directly connected to the Equinix LA4 data center in Los Angeles, California. About 10 submarine cable projects expected to be operational by 2021, will bring in high data center investments year-over-year.
Latin America Data Center Market Segmentation
This research report includes a detailed segmentation by IT infrastructure, electrical infrastructure, mechanical infrastructure, general construction, tier standards, and geography.
IT spending in Latin America is growing significantly YOY. The growth is majorly driven by enterprises shifting from on-premise IT infrastructure to colocation. Enterprises are more concerned about the availability of support services such as reliable power, cooling system efficiency, high-speed connectivity, and security. These concerns are driving enterprises to adopt colocation and cloud-based services. The server market is expected to grow during the forecast period due to the increasing investment from cloud providers such as AWS, Google.
All-flash-arrays are expected to be replace traditional storage drives as a primary source of storage in the Latin America region data center during the forecast period. The increase in usage of internet, smartphone adoption, IoT, and big data analytics has raised the demand for IT infrastructure in the region. The number of application workloads instances in the cloud, as well as on-premise, will grow by 2.5X by 2025.
The incorporation of 5G and improvement towards fixed broadband connectivity will fuel the demand for HPC infrastructure by 2025. While the use of HDD-based arrays is present in several data centers, the demand is declining YoY and is getting replaced by fast, reliable, and non-volatile storage solutions. The adoption of NVMe SSDs will gain traction in leading markets such as Brazil, Chile, and Colombia.
The Latin America data center market has a strong potential for UPS systems due to the increasing greenfield facility developments, especially greater than 10 MW. Several facilities are being developed based on Tier III standards for design and operations with a minimum of N+1 redundancy on UPS systems. The emergence of lithium-ion battery systems is expected to influence market growth.
The adoption of generators of capacity over 2 MW is growing in Latin America. The service providers in Latin American countries continue to invest more in N+N redundant generators rather than N+1 or 2N for power distribution and UPS systems. The market for transfer switches and switchgear is expected to grow due to the increased data center construction. However, the use of switches will vary significantly based on capacity supported, cost, mean time between failures (MTF), switching time, and design. With the increased construction of data centers typically of more than 5 MW capacity, the market for medium-voltage switchgears is expected to grow significantly.
Several facilities in Brazil are commonly utilizing water-based cooling systems. Some parts of Brazil also offer the climatic benefit of adopting free cooling and air-based cooling techniques. The large data center development in Brazil during the forecast period is expected to adopt systems that support free cooling.
In Chile, most facilities use chilled water systems with CRAH units, free cooling units with CRAC units, or free cooling chillers. The increasing adoption of free cooling i Chile is likely to reduce cooling energy consumption by up to 30% during the forecast period. Also, the growing construction of modular and colocation facilities in Chile is projected to fuel the demand for mechanical infrastructure in the region.
Many facilities in Colombia are equipped with a minimum cooling redundancy of N+1 configuration. The growth of rack power density will prompt providers to adopt innovative cooling solutions such as evaporative coolers to facilitate free cooling solutions. The use of water-based cooling solutions will dominate other Latin American markets, including Peru, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
Most data center development in Brazil during the forecast period is expected to be greenfield. The market has a strong potential for growth for modular projects. In Chile, a majority of the construction contractors are generally involved in the development of greenfield and modular facilities. With the market operating data centers of IBM and Google, the country is likely to witness the opening of a few additional Tier IV facilities with high operational sustainability. The data center construction market in Colombia involves the adoption of greenfield developments and modular facilities. Greenfield developments are carried out by colocation and telecommunication service providers.
Tier I data centers exist in the North American region. According to the Uptime Institute, there are around two facilities in Latin America that are Tier II certified based on designing and construction. In these facilities, redundancy is recognized between UPS and PDU systems. Other infrastructures are identified to be working through the single delivery path with no redundancy in most cases; this includes piping of data center cooling systems. However, with the increased awareness of redundant infrastructure, the number of Tier I facilities in Latin America have decreased considerably in the last five years.
Tier IV data centers facilities are in Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Uruguay, and Ecuador in Latin America. Tier IV facilities are equipped with at least 2N+1 redundancy in every infrastructure that makes the facility fault-tolerant, with some facilities having 2N+2 redundancy in few critical infrastructures such as UPS systems and PDUs. The contribution of hyperscale developers such as Google and AWS is aimed at making a facility that is fully fault-tolerant to provide customers with satisfaction while connecting with cloud-based services in a region.
Insights by Geography
Brazil is the leading country with the highest number of facilities. With the increasing internet penetration, the use of cloud-based services by businesses is growing. In Brazil, there were about 13 new facilities opened or under-construction projects and are likely to be operational by 2019. Cloud service providers such as Alibaba is also planning to launch its cloud computing service in Brazil. Alibaba has identified a local partner known as UOL Diveo that will resell its cloud services in Brazil. In Brazil, Sao Paulo is the state with the majority of investment from Ascenty, Equinix, UOL DIVEO. Rio de Janeiro is also preferred by colocation service providers such as Ascenty and Centurylink.
Chile has been witnessing growth in data centers development in recent years due to the demand for cloud-based services, the internet of things (IoT), and big data analytics the increasing submarine cable deployments in Chile, the data center construction market is growing rapidly. For instance, Huawei is expected to build a 2,800-kilometer subsea cable project in Chile in partnership with Communications and Rural Telephony (CTR). Colocation and telecommunication service providers are the major contributor to the Chile market. Ascenty is one of the leading operators in Latin America and is investing in its first facility in Chile. Ascenty is expected to expand its presence in the country with Google boosting the market growth through additional investments.
Key Vendor Analysis
The data center construction market in Latin America is continuing to grow in terms of greenfield, brownfield, and modular data center construction. The market is still witnessing increased growth in the number of facilities across all regions, with a high adoption of efficient and modular data center infrastructure solutions. The market has a strong presence of vendors across all three categories, such as electrical infrastructure, mechanical infrastructure, and general construction.
Key Topics Covered
1 Research Methodology
2 Research Objectives
3 Research Process
4 Scope & Coverage
4.1 Market Definition
4.2 Base Year
4.3 Scope of the Study
4.4 Market Segments
4.4.1 Market Segmentation by Infrastructure
4.4.2 Market Segmentation by IT Infrastructure
4.4.3 Market Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure
4.4.4 Market Segmentation by Mechanical Infrastructure
4.4.5 Market Segmentation by Cooling Systems
4.4.6 Market Segmentation by General Construction
4.4.7 Market Segmentation by Tier Standards
4.4.8 Market Segmentation by Geography
5 Report Assumptions & Caveats
5.1 Key Caveats
5.2 Currency Conversion
5.3 Market Derivation
6 Market at a Glance
7 Introduction
7.1 Data Center Site Selection Criteria
7.1.1 Key
7.2 Internet Penetration
7.2.1 Impact of Internet Penetration in Latin America
8 Market Growth Enablers
8.1 Demand for Cloud, Colocation, & Managed Service Providers
8.2 Increased Use of Big Data & IoT Technologies
8.3 Rising Interest for Modular/Containerized/POD Data Center Deployment
8.4 Development of Green Data Centers
8.5 Growth of Network Connectivity & High-Speed Bandwidth
8.6 Increased Tax Incentives & Low Cost of Data Center Construction
8.7 Growing Rack Power Density in Data Centers
9 Market Restraints
9.1 Rising Cybersecurity Challenges
9.2 Lack of Skilled Workforce
9.3 Site Selection Contraints for Data Center Development
9.4 High Cost of Data Center Infrastructure
10 Market Opportunities & Trends
10.1 Adoption of Flash Storage Solutions
10.2 Increased Adoption of DCIM Solutions
10.3 Increasing Use of Free Cooling In Data Centers
10.4 Shift to Edge Data Center Deployments
11 Market Landscape
11.1 Market Overview
11.2 Market Size & Forecast
11.3 Five Forces Analysis
11.3.1 Threat of New Entrants
11.3.2 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
11.3.3 Bargaining Power of Buyers
11.3.4 Threat of Substitutes
11.3.5 Competitive Rivalry
12 Infrastructure Segmentation
12.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
12.2 Market Overview
12.3 IT Infrastructure
12.4 Electrical Infrastructure
12.5 Mechanical Infrastructure
12.6 General Construction
13 IT Infrastructure
13.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
13.3 Servers
13.4 Storage
13.5 Network
14 Electrical Infrastructure
14.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
14.2 UPS Systems
14.3 Generators
14.4 Transfer Switches & Switchgears
14.5 Power Distribution Units (PDU's)
14.6 Other Electrical Infrastructure
15 Mechanical Infrastructure
15.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
15.2 Cooling Systems
15.3 Racks
15.4 Other Mechanical Infrastructure
16 Cooling Systems
16.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
16.2 CRAC & CRAH Units
16.3 Chiller Units
16.4 Economizers & Evaporative Coolers
16.5 Cooling Towers, Dry Coolers & Condensers
16.6 Other Cooling Units
17 Cooling Technique
17.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
17.2 Air-Based Cooling Technique
17.3 Liquid-Based Cooling Technique
18 General Construction
18.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
18.2 Building Development
18.3 Installation & Commissioning Services
18.4 Building Design
18.5 Physical Security
18.6 DCIM
19 Tier Standards
19.1 Market Snapshot & Growth Engine
19.2 Overview of Tier Standards
19.3 TIER I & TIER II
19.4 TIER III
19.5 TIER IV
20 Geography
20.1 Investment: Geography Snapshot & Growth Engine
20.2 Power Capacity: Geography Snapshot & Growth Engine
20.3 Area: Geography Snapshot & Growth Engine
21 Brazil
22 Chile
23 Colombia
24 Rest of Latin America
25 Competitive Landscape
25.1 Competitive Scenario
25.2 Infrastructure Providers
25.3 Construction Contractors
25.4 Data Center Investors
26 Prominent IT Infrastructure Providers
26.1 Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
26.1.1 Business Overview
26.1.2 Product Offerings
26.1.3 Key News
26.2 Cisco
26.3 Dell Technologies
26.4 Huawei
26.5 IBM
27 Prominent Construction Contractors
27.1 Aecom
27.1.1 Overview
27.1.2 Service Offerings
27.2 Constructora Sudamericana S.A.
27.3 Flexenclosure
27.4 Aceco TI
27.5 ZFB Group
28 Prominent support Infrastructure Providers
28.1 ABB
28.1.1 Overview
28.1.2 Product Offerings
28.1.3 Key News
28.2 Eaton
28.3 Rittal
28.4 Kinolt (Euro-Diesel)
28.5 Schneider Electric
28.6 Stulz
28.7 Vertiv
29 Prominent Data Center Investors
29.1 Ascenty
29.1.1 Overview
29.1.2 Service Offerings
29.1.3 Key News
29.2 Equinix
29.3 Google
29.4 OData
29.5 Tigo (Millicom)
30 Other Prominent IT Infrastructure Providers
30.1 Arista
30.1.1 Business Overview
30.1.2 Product Offerings
30.2 Broadcom
30.3 Juniper
30.4 Lenovo
30.5 Netapp
30.6 Oracle
30.7 Pure Storage
31 Other Prominent Construction Contractors
31.1 Fluor Corporation
31.1.1 Overview
31.1.2 Service Offerings
31.2 Holder Construction
31.3 Jacobs Engineering Group
31.4 Mortenson Construction
32 Other Prominent Infrastructure Providers
32.1 Active Power (Piller Power Systems)
32.1.1 Overview
32.1.2 Product Offerings
32.2 ALFA LAVAL
32.3 Assa Abloy
32.4 Axis Communications
32.5 Bosch Security Systems (Robert Bosch)
32.6 Caterpillar
32.7 Cisco
32.8 Cummins
32.9 Daikin Applied (Daikin Industries)
32.10 Delta Group
32.11 Generac Power Systems
32.12 Honeywell International
32.13 Legrand
32.14 Mitsubishi
32.15 Munters
32.16 Panduit
32.17 Siemens
33 Other Prominent Data Center Investors
33.1 Edgeconnex
33.1.1 Overview
33.1.2 Service Offerings
33.1.3 Key News
33.2 GTD Group
33.3 Telefonica
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