India to become the second largest market for data center infrastructure within the Asia-Pacific region (source: Gartner)
Gartner has estimated that the market value of Indian data centre infrastructure will increase by 5.4 per cent from $1.92 billion in 2014 to $2.03 billion in 2015. Accordingly, India will become the second largest market for data center infrastructure within the Asia-Pacific region.
Gartner believes that the data centre market will be driven by the revival of growth-related projects across verticals such as banking, insurance, telecom and the government segment. Large enterprises are likely to invest in infrastructure replacement and growth related projects covering enterprise mobility, cloud and big data solutions. Moreover, Indian enterprises will be focusing on building intelligent data centres that focus on optimising existing hardware assets by using additional software capabilities. This will drive increased attention on newer trends such as public cloud, and integrated systems.
Within the Indian IT infrastructure market, server segment revenue is forecasted to reach $677 million in 2015, a three per cent increase over 2014. Gartner further forecasts that enterprise networking will be the biggest segment with revenue expected to reach $948 million in 2015. Data centre consolidation and virtualisation, along with cloud and mobility solutions, are the key trends influencing network purchases. The firm is of the view that there is great potential for both users and vendors to leverage some of the emerging technologies to drive growth.
Gartner has estimated that the market value of Indian data centre infrastructure will increase by 5.4 per cent from $1.92 billion in 2014 to $2.03 billion in 2015. Accordingly, India will become the second largest market for data center infrastructure within the Asia-Pacific region.
Gartner believes that the data centre market will be driven by the revival of growth-related projects across verticals such as banking, insurance, telecom and the government segment. Large enterprises are likely to invest in infrastructure replacement and growth related projects covering enterprise mobility, cloud and big data solutions. Moreover, Indian enterprises will be focusing on building intelligent data centres that focus on optimising existing hardware assets by using additional software capabilities. This will drive increased attention on newer trends such as public cloud, and integrated systems.
Within the Indian IT infrastructure market, server segment revenue is forecasted to reach $677 million in 2015, a three per cent increase over 2014. Gartner further forecasts that enterprise networking will be the biggest segment with revenue expected to reach $948 million in 2015. Data centre consolidation and virtualisation, along with cloud and mobility solutions, are the key trends influencing network purchases. The firm is of the view that there is great potential for both users and vendors to leverage some of the emerging technologies to drive growth.
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