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Data centers are core to digital transformation. Enterprises across various industries are outsourcing their data operations to third-party colocation service providers, whose competitive edge is determined by their capacity to scale, ensure an ample power supply, implement efficient cooling infrastructure, and provide robust network connectivity. ...

Although India is one of the fastest growing mobile and broadband markets in the world, telcos in India face challenges on a number of fronts: an intensively competitive market with a large number of players, declining fixed-line revenues, increasing mobile customer churn brought about by mobile number portability, declining mobile revenue per user...

24 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

ASEAN and Taiwan Data Center Services Market, Forecast to 2025

Competition between Data Center Operators is Expected to Intensify Across the Region, Driving Increased Focus on Creating Differentiation, Enhancing Managed Services, Optimized Competitive Strategies and Achieving Relevant Certifications

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With the growing presence of hyperscale cloud service providers, high penetration of Internet connectivity and a keen focus on cybersecurity and data privacy, the demand for data storage and managed hosting services is expected to grow exponentially across the ASEAN and Taiwan region (henceforth collectively referred to as “ASEAN”). In mature data ...

19 Mar 2018  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

ASEAN and Taiwan Data Center Services Market, Forecast to 2023

Growth of Hyperscale Cloud Service Providers Driving Uptake of Outsourced Data Centers

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Hyperscale cloud service providers have been key in driving the demand for data center services in the ASEAN and Taiwan (henceforth collectively referred to as “ASEAN”). For instance, some cloud vendors have begun promoting Malaysia as a country with rapid cloud adoption. Earlier in May 2017, Alibaba Cloud unveiled plans to open the first data cent...

To increase their presence, hyperscale cloud service providers, such as Alibaba, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services, along with the local cloud vendors, are expanding their infrastructure, operations, and availability across Singapore. With the extensive penetration of Internet connectivity, as well as a keen focus on cybersecurity and data privacy...

Owing to the growing presence of hyperscale cloud service providers, extensive penetration of Internet connectivity as well as keen focus on cybersecurity and data privacy, the demand for data storage and managed hosting services is expected to grow exponentially across the ASEAN and Taiwan region (henceforth collectively referred to as “ASEAN”). I...

22 Jan 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

Leveraging Vertical and IoT Expertise Improves Outcomes for the Global IoT-Managed Services Market

Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS) Model Widens Adoption Options to Enhance Customer Experience

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While Internet of Things (IoT) adoption is a strategic imperative, companies struggle with legacy infrastructure, connectivity, and implementation decisions. IoT providers can help companies advance IoT plans by using their expertise and portfolio of solutions. Instead of following a build-and-own approach, companies should opt for IoT-managed serv...

21 Feb 2020  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

ASEAN and Taiwan Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service Market, Forecast to 2025

Increase in Demand for Hybrid Cloud Offerings to Drive Uptake of Outsourced Cloud Infrastructure Services

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The ASEAN cloud infrastructure market will gravitate toward a hybrid deployment model (partially premises-based and partially cloud-based) in the next 3 to 5 years. The demand for managed cloud offerings has been increasing, particularly for Application-as-a-Service and Network-as-a-Service offerings. Enterprises are looking to deploy more open-sou...

The ASEAN cloud infrastructure market will gravitate towards a hybrid deployment model (partially premises-based and partially cloud-based) in the next 3–5 years. The demand for managed cloud offerings has been increasing, particularly for Application-as-a-Service and Network-as-a-Service offerings. Enterprises are looking to deploy more open-sourc...