Multi-Tenant Data Center Market Size

Multi-Tenant Data Center Market Analysis

The multi-tenant data center market is expected to register a CAGR of 11.36% during the forecast period. Business processes are expanding rapidly, and due to this, there is a surge in demand for data centers, resulting in the evolution of multi-tenant data centers. 

• Multi-tenant data centers cater to multiple clients with a single instance of a software application, with clients having a shared affinity at some level. Also, it allows enterprises to serve clients and end users better. Hence, there is a surge in the overall demand for multi-tenant data centers from cloud providers and enterprises, which is fueling the market's growth significantly.
• The primary factor driving the growth of multi-tenant data centers is the growing popularity of green data centers. The consumption of electricity and the increase in carbon emissions by data centers globally are creating awareness among enterprises about the need for green data center facilities. In the next few years, the multi-tenant data center market will be driven by the use of software-defined data centers (SDDCs) and the growth of internet traffic.
• Some other factors, such as continuous upgradation in data centers resulting in obsolescence in existing data centers, an increase in demand for IT services, and increased IT spending, are driving the growth in the multi-tenant data center market. Also, the growth of the multi-tenant data center market is due in part to low operational costs, quick response and deployment, and technical advances in IT.
• Moreover, various significant market players are well involved in building various multi-tenant data centers. For instance, in August 2022, Kansas-based Quality Technology Services (QTS) plans to develop the world's largest multi-tenant data center campus across 615 acres of current farmland just west of downtown Fayetteville to expand its metro Atlanta footprint. The Fayette County Development Authority sold the property to QTS for just USD 154 million, or roughly USD 250,000 per acre.
• Concerns about data security and the inflexibility of some multi-tenant data centers are two problems that the multi-tenant data center market has to deal with. These problems could slow the market's growth over the next few years.
• The data center sector had been changing for a long time, but the last several years have been particularly challenging, mainly owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. The surge in remote school and work, making business calls on Zoom instead of the phone, and utilizing an app for everything is a permanent trend. The fast growth of online activity has raised the demand for data center white space, particularly in recent years, as the COVID-19 pandemic made access to internet applications a requirement. With more people relying on the internet for work, social networking, e-commerce, banking, and entertainment, the demand for almost limitless uptime and storage capacity kept growing.