Hyperscale datacentres are increasing in capacity faster than number As operators push to meet the growing demand for Compute Capacity required by artificial intelligence (AI) Workloads by Building Increasing Increasing Bigger Facilities.
Data from Market Watcher Synergy Research Group Confirms There are now aha.
In addition, synergy Said its pipeline data shows there are at least a further 504 datacentres in the process of being planned, built and fitted out,
The company's figures are based on annalysis of the datacentre footprint of 19 of the world's largest cloud and internet service firms, include the likes of amazon, microsoft, Google, Google, Metan, Meta, Bytedance, to name a less.
Meanwhile, the market watcher's data shows it has taken less than four years for the total capacity of operational hyperscale datacentres to duel in size, as the average size of facility
“Looking ahead, synergy forecasts that it will take lesses than four years for the total hyperscale datacentre capacity to double only once,” Said the Analyst House, in a Research Note.
“Each Year will see a reasonally STEADY 130-140 Additional Hyperscale Datantres Coming Online, but overal capacity growth will be driven more by the ever-landed dathaters [and] Generative Ai Technology is the Prime Reason for that Increased Scale. “
More than Half (54%) of the world's hyperscale datacentre capacity is shed in the US, Synergy's Research Shows, with Europe and China Accounting for 15%and 16%, Respatively.
Its data also confirms that amazon web services (AWS), Microsoft and Google Have the Broadest Datacentre footprint of all the providerrs tracked by synergy, with Evening Aach Having Aach Having Aach Having Inn The US and Europe.
Collectively, these three companies account for 59% of all hyperscale datacentre capacity Around the world, followed by facebook parent meta, alibaba, TINCENT, Apple and Tiktok Owner ByTEDANCE.
John Dinsdale, Chief analyst at Synergy Research Group, Said the Demand for Artificial Intelligence Workloads Has Had A Transformative IMPACT on DATACETRE CAPACTY CAPACITY GROWTH Patterns.
“The big difference now is the increase scale of many that new datacentres,” He said. “Historically, the average size of new datacentres was increasingly, but this trend has become supercharged in the last few Quarters as Companies as Build Ai-Oriented Infrastructure.”
While Compiling Its Data, Dinsdale said the company discarded data pertaining to smaller points of presence that some operators “like to claim are cloud datacentres” and ALSO DISCONDED “Marketing-orientated claims” that discus potential builds to get an accept picture of the state of the market.
“The resulting actual numbers show new datacentres that are a mix of open versus leased, home Country Versus International, and Large Versus Super-Large, But in Aggesed Sizes Very clear, “He said.
“It is also very clear that the us will continue to dwarf all other countries and regions as the main home for hyperscale infrastructure.”