Market Share of APAC Green Data Center Industry
.The Asia-Pacific Green Datacenter market is expected to be of moderate concentration, as many players are investing in research and development to innovate green technologies. Some major players in the market are Fujitsu Limited, Cisco Systems, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company, Dell, and Hitachi Ltd.
APAC Green Data is a developer of data center campuses on Australia's East Coast designed to capture fundamental cost advantages related to land acquisition, renewable power supply, and other infrastructure and utilities. APAC Green Data plans to create and configure its projects to deliver sustained and long-term competitive cost advantages, providing low-cost "around the clock' renewable power supply, and assisting data center operators and customers in meeting their accelerating carbon reduction and Net Zero targets.
In May 2022, Centrin Data and Huawei Digital Power signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Beijing, agreeing to cooperate on data center infrastructure, data center business, smart photovoltaics, green energy storage, comprehensive smart energy management, and "other fields." Centrin Data will cooperate with Huawei Digital Energy in areas such as consulting design, engineering construction, operation and maintenance management, etc.
In September 2022, Equinix and the NUS Center for Energy Research and Technology will partner to advance hydrogen technologies for data centers. This collaboration will explore and develop hydrogen fuel technologies for green data centers in the tropical climate of Singapore by enabling operators to easily switch between various clean fuel options, including hydrogen, biogas, and different renewable liquid fuels, and by also allowing data centers to reduce carbon emissions while meeting the rising demand for data, colocation, and interconnection services.
APAC Green Data Center Market Leaders
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Fujitsu Limited
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Cisco Systems, Inc.
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Hewlett-Packard Company
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Dell
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Hitachi Ltd.
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order