Asia-Pacific Mobile Cloud Market Size

APAC Mobile Cloud Market Analysis

The Asia-Pacific mobile cloud market is expected to register a CAGR of 30% over the forecasted period. The COVID-19 pandemic drastically increased the data consumption patterns of consumers. Due to a large chunk of the population working from home, the demand for internet-based content consumption, both at the corporate and user levels, has increased by leaps and bounds.

• The massive growth in internet penetration and the digitalization of business processes have substantially increased mobile traffic across enterprises in the region. For instance, according to Internet World Stats, internet penetration in Asia increased from 64.10% in 2021 to 67.40% in 2022.
• Over the next few years, the mobile cloud market is likely to grow because of how much people rely on cloud services, how IT applications and services are becoming more integrated, how many mobile and connected devices there are, and how content and advertising are moving online.
• Enterprises operating in various end-user industries of the market are increasingly deploying these tools to understand their customers' requirements and ensure that their product offerings are in line with the customer's needs, with the intent to stay a step ahead of their competitors. In today's competitive market, cloud-based technology, advanced analytics, and automation have proven to be important ways to give customers a highly personalized experience and build brand loyalty.
• In September 2022, China Mobile and ZTE completed a project for the Cloud SPN computing-network convergence solution in Changzhou, Jiangsu. This revolutionary method is most suitable for the scenario in which traditional quality inspection in industrial production is upgraded to AI-enabled quality inspection. It lets users work together in the cloud and uses a new AI intelligent inspection algorithm model to help users automatically judge the quality of spray codes on the production line.
• Growing concerns about data security may stymie market growth. For instance, according to Norton, over 70% of respondents from India and Australia have taken more precautions online due to cybercrime concerns. This was due to the exponential increase in online thefts. According to a Checkpoint Technologies research report, cyberattacks are expanding globally, with 38% more cyberattacks per week on corporate networks in 2022 than in 2021.
• As an external shock to business investment, the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the economy. Unlike many other markets, the public cloud market benefits from the crisis both immediately and long-term.COVID-19 highlighted the advantages of cloud services in allowing employees to work from home and increasing business process resilience and flexibility.
• COVID-19 was expected to have a big effect on how organizations plan their digital infrastructure projects over the next three years. Digital service providers in industries such as telecoms, cloud and IT services, content and digital media, and technology providers are predicted to raise the bandwidth of individual connectivity five times by 2023, according to the Global Interconnection Index. As a result of the switch to COVID-19, there was a big increase in demand for digital services, which led to a higher need for connectivity.