It was demonstrated that the India data centre market grew consistently over the research period. Laws requiring data localisation, government digitization programmes, the swift transition from cloud to edge computing, an increase in the outsourcing of data centre services, and other reasons have all helped the data centre industry in India grow financially. One of the top players in the APAC region's data centre industry is India. Data centres are vital for the national security, economic growth, and infrastructure of the internet. India's data centre infrastructure is growing exponentially as a result of an increase in demand for the Cloud and an increase in data generation and consumption by more than half a billion digital users.
Additionally, the migration of businesses to the cloud has increased recently as businesses switch to more flexible digital workplaces to match the increase in online demand and remote working. Despite the fact that the cloud is at the centre of the digital revolution, cloud services are located in data centres. As a result, the migration of businesses to the cloud is promoting the growth of the Indian data centre sector. The Indian government and numerous state governments are changing their data centre legislation to stimulate the growth of data centres in India's infrastructure through tax incentives. The sector's already high CapEx has been increased by other variables including high real estate prices, expenditure to improve wide area network connections, and growing equipment costs.
The COVID-19 outbreak prompted a new wave of digital revolution across several businesses in the country. Businesses are using third-party colocation facilities more and more for running their data centres, and they are also moving more and more toward a hybrid IT strategy that takes advantage of the synergies between hosted data centres and multi-cloud architectures. It is anticipated that the Indian data centre market would grow favourably as a result of the growth of new companies' enterprises. The industry's expansion in data centres is a result of growth drivers like government initiatives, an increase in e-commerce transactions, cloud usage, increased investments, and the adoption of technologies like IoT, Big Data, and others.
Due to the high cost of data centre installation, it is challenging for many data centre companies to enter the Indian market. Data centres that adhere to the same architectural standards as commercial buildings waste space and cost more. In order to provide their clients with the finest services available, Indian data centre operators have made technological investments. A business may compete successfully without worrying about the falling returns that come with expansion when it has access to scalable cloud services. The data center's provider makes sure there are sufficient resources to meet an increase in resource demand. The availability of scalable data centre services is what is driving demand for data centres in India.
India Data Center and Cloud Services Key Market Players:
The market study provides market data by competitive landscape, revenue analysis, market segments and detailed analysis of key market players such as: Alibaba Cloud, Amazon Web Services, CtrlS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, NTT Communication- Netmagic, NxtGen, Nxtra, Sify Technologies, STT GDC India, Web Werks.
India Data Center and Cloud Services Market Segmentation:
By Data Center Industry: Based on the Data Center Industry, India Data Center and Cloud Services Market is segmented as; Type of Data Centers {Co-Location (Retail Co-Location, Wholesale Co-Location), Managed}, Tier Level (Tier I&II, Tier III, Tier IV), End User (IT/ITes, BFSI, Government, Education, Retail, Manufacturing, Logistics, Others), Clients (Domestic Clients, Global Clients).
By Cloud Industry: Based on the Cloud Industry, India Data Center and Cloud Services Market is segmented as; Type of Cloud Services (SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, BPaaS, Cloud Managed & Security Service), End Users (IT/ITes, Manufacturing, Government, Communication & Media, Telecom, E-commerce, Retail, BFSI, Transport & Logistics, Oil & Gas, Automobile, Aviation, Agriculture, Others), Clients (Domestic Clients, Global Clients).
By Region: Mumbai is the leading city for DC development as it is connected to the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Hong Kong by several underwater cables. Mumbai dominated the data centre sector in terms of both the quantity of data centres and income. This report also provides the data for key regional segments of Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, NCR, Other Parts of India.
This study also encompasses various drivers and restraining factors of this market for the forecast period. Various growth opportunities are also discussed in the report.