Market Share of Data Center Construction Industry
The data center construction market is fragmented, consisting of several major players. With technological advancements and product innovations, many companies are increasing their presence in the market by securing new contracts and tapping new markets that cater to an intense rivalry. A few of the key players are IBM Corporation and SAS Institute Inc.
In May 2023, Data4 Group, the French leader in data center operations and investments in Europe, announced that it would build a new data center campus on the former Nokia site in Nosée, Essonne, France. The project, which plans to invest around EUR 1 billion by 2030, aims to revitalize 22 hectares of industrial and office land and underscore the Group's strong presence in Paris.
In April 2023, Microsoft announced the opening of its newest trusted cloud center in Poland, which will be the first in Central and Eastern Europe. Microsoft Poland's cloud region consists of three physical locations around Warsaw, each consisting of a single or several data centers. It ensures that data are stored in a country in compliance with the highest standards of security, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
In January 2023, TSL, as part of a US real estate investor Vantage's $2 billion investment for the construction of data centers in Europe, won an order to establish its own data center at Offenbach. After the first stage of construction, the Vantage Data Centre will have a capacity of 16 MW. A total of 3 multistory data centers with a maximum IT capacity of 55 MW rated power in an overall area of 60,000 m2 are planned on the campus.
Data Center Construction Market Leaders
IBM Corporation
SAS Institute Inc.
DPR Construction Inc.
Fortis Construction Inc.
Turner Construction Co.
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
