Data Center Wire And Cable Market Trends

Statistics for the 2023 & 2024 Data Center Wire And Cable market trends, created by Mordor Intelligence™ Industry Reports. Data Center Wire And Cable trend report includes a market forecast to 2029 and historical overview. Get a sample of this industry trends analysis as a free report PDF download.

Market Trends of Data Center Wire And Cable Industry

Hyperscalers are Analyzed to Drive the Growth of the Market

  • Hyperscale data centers are vast, centralized facilities custom-built and operated by a single company. Primarily catering to cloud service providers (CSPs) and major internet firms, these centers meet their extensive computing, storage, and networking demands. This significantly requires efficient cabling for hyper-fast speeds and hyper-flexibility in hyperscale data centers worldwide, thus positively influencing the growth of the data center wire and cable market.
  • Furthermore, the rapid growth of data centers, particularly hyperscale data centers driven by the growing cloud adoption across businesses, is expected to boost the demand for wires and cables in the hyperscale data centers over the forecast period. For instance, as of March 2024, Cloudscene reported that the United States led the world with 5,381 data centers. Germany followed with 521, and the United Kingdom had 514.
  • Furthermore, as data center operators worldwide rapidly expand and unveil new hyperscale facilities, they amplify the growth opportunities for wire and cable vendors. These vendors are poised to meet the demand for efficient and reliable wiring and cabling solutions in hyperscale data centers. For instance, in December 2023, Digital Realty, a global provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions, teamed up with Blackstone Inc. Funds affiliated with Blackstone, spanning Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Tactical Opportunities, have entered into a joint venture with Digital Realty. Together, they plan to develop four hyperscale data center campuses spread across three metropolitan areas on two continents. Once fully developed, these campuses are projected to handle a total IT load of around 500 megawatts (MW).
  • Market vendors are seizing the opportunity to introduce new cabling solutions tailored for hyperscalers. For example, in January 2024, Astera Labs, a global player in semiconductor-based connectivity solutions for cloud and AI infrastructure, unveiled its Aries PCIe and CXL Smart Cable Modules(SCM). These modules ensure robust, long-reach copper cabling connectivity for GPUs, CPUs, and memory within disaggregated cloud and AI infrastructures. This latest Active Electrical Cable (AEC) solution, designed for multi-rack GPU clustering, reinforces the company's dominance in high-performance connectivity. This includes their established Aries PCIe/CXL DSP Retimer family, which is pivotal for front-end PCIe fabric and head node computing interconnects.
  • Overall, the company enhances its intelligent PCIe/CXL connectivity expertise with these copper cabling solutions, empowering cloud and hyper scaler clients to build resilient and scalable AI infrastructures.
Data Center Wire And Cable Market: Leading Countries by Number of Data Centers, in units, March 2024

North America is Expected to Hold to Major Market Share

  • North American region countries, notably the United States, analyzed to hold a significant market share in the global data center wire and cable market over the forecast period, primarily driven by the presence of major wire and cable market vendors coupled with the growing number of data centers requiring high efficiency and high transmission data cables. In addition, high digitization and ever-evolving technologies in businesses across the region drive the demand for efficient cabling systems in data centers.
  • With the ever-increasing volumes of data, proactive planning for future expansion has become paramount in data centers. Key considerations include anticipated network performance, power demands, and the spatial requirements for added servers and switches. By implementing a scalable cabling system, data centers can seamlessly adapt to future growth, ensuring uninterrupted operations. Such developments are bolstering the demand for cable and wires in the country's data centers, which are aligned with the ever-increasing data volume in data centers.
  • Furthermore, innovations such as DALL-E 2 and ChatGPT underscore the rapid expansion of AI technologies, reshaping public perceptions and expectations. With AI becoming increasingly embedded across diverse regional sectors, there's a pressing need for the supporting infrastructure to adapt. Today, AI is a crucial catalyst for the expansion of data centers, prompting a reevaluation of infrastructure design and operational strategies in data centers. Such factors are further analyzed to bolster North America's demand for innovative data center wires and cables.
  • Foreign vendors are acquiring companies to strengthen their presence in North America's data center wire and cable market. For example, in June 2024, Italian cable firm Prysmian finalized its acquisition of American producer Encore Wire, signaling a significant move into the North American market. Prysmian anticipates benefiting from enhanced cross-selling opportunities and the efficiencies and innovations embedded in Encore Wire's unique production, distribution methods, and service standards.
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