Australia data enter market is anticipated to witness a
growth of steady CAGR during the forecast period, 2024-2028. Key factors influencing the rising need for data centers in the
nation include the increasing demand for cloud computing among SMEs, government
rules for regional data security, and rising domestic investment. A data center is a physical room, building, or other
structure that houses the IT technology needed to create, execute, and provide
applications and services to store and manage the data. Over the past few
years, data centers have changed from being privately owned, to strictly
regulated on-premises facilities.
Adoption of Big Data & IoT Technologies in
different sectors in Data Centers
Australia is
seeing a steady increase in the adoption of smart technologies like big data
and IoT in various sectors. For instance, in agriculture sector, several
startups deploy big data analytics solutions. In healthcare sector, big data
analytics solutions are utilized for storing of patient health records and
disease records, among other things. Australia has a systematic healthcare
system and around 10% of GDP, or about the OECD average, is spent on
healthcare. Due to this growth in demand from healthcare sector, the market for
data centers is also booming. In banking sector, the Government of Australia is
focusing on big data and machine learning tools deployed by Commonwealth Bank
of Australia to provide same-day emergency support to its customers in the
event of a natural disaster. The Australian government unveiled its National
Data Plan in December 2021 with the goal of maximizing data utilization and
repurposing throughout the economy. Additionally, the University of Sydney in
November 2021 stated that COVID-19 patients would be participating in pilot
testing of its IoT integrated admission screen system. Moreover, the Australian
government proposed IoT rating systems and expiry date systems for the nation
in July 2021.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia established a
collaborative venture with the data analytics company Quantum in May 2021 to
automate decision-making processes for its clients. Big data and Internet of Things (IoT)
technologies are high computational power technologies that generate a lot of
data flow. By introducing more servers to handle broadband information and
making a tall request for information centers, in this way enhancing rack power
density. The need for converged and hyperconverged infrastructure would rise as
a result, due these factors the market for the Australia Data center would grow
in the forecast period.
Procurement of Renewable Energy Sources in Australia
Government agencies and data centers are making
significant investments in renewable energy sources in the Australian market. Renewable
energy sources like hydro, solar, wind, bio, and ocean energies are readily
available in Australia. The government is launching a number of efforts to
advance and encourage the use of renewable energy sources across the nation. Australia's
National Electricity Market (NEM) predicts that by 2030, the country's
contribution of renewable energy would be close to 41%. Around 32.5% of the
nation's total energy production as of 2021 came from renewable sources. Over
65 wind and solar power projects with a combined power capacity of more than 7
GW were under construction in the nation by 2021. All these initiatives are
expected to create further opportunities for the data center market in Australia. The Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES), which
has been developed by the Australian government, allows for the installation of
small-scale renewable energy systems (wind, hydro, and solar) that can benefit
both households and businesses.
Renewable energy sources are now being used by data
center operators nationwide to power their facilities. DCI Data Centers
announced in January 2022 that it had contracted with Brookfield Asset
Management for a green and sustainability term loan. The 400-kW solar PV
rooftop at NEXTDC's M1 Melbourne data center powers the facility's data centers.
Additionally, the data center is the first in Australia to receive a 5-star
rating from NABERS for its infrastructure. DUG Technology made plans to build a
campus with a carbon-free data center in Western Australia that would be
powered by renewable energy, Thus, data centers market in Australia will benefit
from lower energy costs and advanced technologies while promoting a greener
future.
Adoption of Cloud Computing Services Will Lead to Growth
in the Market
The Australia data center market is experiencing
growth with a rising influx of investments from various cloud service
providers, both local and international. Companies such as Amazon Web Service
(AWS), Oracle, Microsoft, Google, Macquarie Telecom, and Vault Systems are
actively investing in this market, making it one of the emerging markets in the
APAC region. Businesses all over the country are moving their data to private
and hybrid cloud models in response to the expanding digital revolutions and
the requirement for portable and secure data storage. It has caused a rise in
investments in the nation's cloud computing business. Additionally, in July
2021, Google, a cloud computing provider, launched its second cloud area in
Melbourne. The international cloud service provider, AWS, announced the
extension of its services in Australia in April 2022. It also claimed that it
would promote the digital transformation of start-ups, businesses, and
government organizations. Furthermore, Amazon Web Service (AWS) also launched
the nation's second cloud region by the end of 2022. These investments from
multiple cloud service providers, including Amazon Web Service (AWS), Oracle,
Microsoft, Google, Macquarie Telecom, and Vault Systems, are collectively
driving the growth of the Australia data center market. As a result, the market
is expanding, and there is a wider variety of new services becoming available.
5G Deployment and Smart Cities Initiatives Lead Edge
Data Center Investments
In commercial and industrial locations, 5G services
are being deployed and used in the Australian market. Leading providers
including Telstra, Vodafone, TPG Telecom, and Optus are implementing 5G in
Australia. Owing to 5G Deployment and Smart Cities investments the demand for data
centers is growing in Australia. Additionally, Telstra has installed over 2,500 5G base
stations, providing service to 41% of the country's residents. Optus runs more
than 900 5G locations across the nation. Australia adopted a combination of 5G
FDD GHz and TDD with spectrum ranges of 2.1 GHz and 3.5 GHz, respectively,
using the carrier aggregation approach. Therefore, data centers in Australia are
investing in new technologies to become more sustainable, secure, and
cost-effective. For instance, Nokia opened its 5G industrial incubation lab in
South Australia in 2022. The Australian government announced intentions to
invest roughly USD750 million in the NBN fixed wireless network in March 2022,
with NBN (two ways Australian households can connect to the internet) contributing
the remaining USD480 million. The funding will help NBN scale and expedite the
deployment of 5G millimeter wave technology throughout the fixed wireless
network. As a result, Australian data centers are making investments in
cutting-edge technology to become more cost-efficient, secure, and
environmentally friendly.
Recent
Developments
· Leading Edge Data Centres, an Australian
provider of edge data centers, launched a new site in Albury, New South Wales,
in September 2022. The brand-new ABX1 facility, built to Tier III grade
specifications, has a 750kW capacity distributed over 580 sqm.
· In January 2022, DXN, an Australian data
center company, made an announcement regarding the construction of a modular data
center for the upcoming COVID-19 quarantine facility in Perth, Western
Australia. DXN disclosed that it had been contracted by the construction
company Multiplex to provide a modular data center and ten communications rooms
for a total cost of USD2.5 million.
· In November 2021, AirTrunk announced its
plans to construct a new data center in Sydney. Once finished, this facility
will become the largest single hyperscale campus in the Asia Pacific (APAC)
region, excluding China, with a capacity of 320MW. The construction will be
carried out in nine phases, covering an area of 8.3 hectares, and will include
a dedicated 132KV substation. AirTrunk aims to achieve a Power Usage
Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.15, ensuring minimal carbon impact. The data centers
SYD1 and SYD3, marketed by AirTrunk as its "Western Sydney Region,"
will collectively provide over 450MW of capacity.
· On November 20, 2021, Canberra Data centers
(CDC), a prominent data center provider, announced its plans to expand its
presence in Australia by constructing a new 268MW facility in Melbourne. This
facility will significantly augment CDC's existing development initiatives by
adding 150MW of capacity, resulting in a combined development and operating
capacity of 700MW. The company aims to have a total of 13 operational data
centers by 2023.
· In February 2021, Australian Data Centers (ADC)
chose Oracle Committed Region Cloud Client to supply imperial facilitated cloud
administrations to the Australian Government. By partnering with Oracle, ADC
aims to enhance its existing services to the government, with a particular
focus on securing workloads in areas such as national security, health, human
services, and other departments and agencies handling sensitive data pertaining
to Australia and its citizens. The dedicated region cloud customer will be
hosted within ADC's state-of-the-art secure data center facility located in
Canberra.
· In July 2022,
SoftIron and Servers Australia, a private hosting company in Australia, formed
a partnership to establish a scalable hybrid cloud infrastructure in the
country. This collaboration aims to provide advanced cloud solutions to cater
to evolving business needs. Similarly, in July 2022, Bank of Queensland made a
significant decision to transition from traditional data centers to leverage
the benefits of public cloud services. This strategic shift is intended to
transform their business processes and enhance operational efficiency. Furthermore,
in June 2022, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia announced its selection of
Mambu, a SaaS cloud banking platform, for its digital mortgage services. By
adopting this platform, the bank aims to streamline and optimize its mortgage services
using cloud-based technology in the coming future.
Market Segmentation
Australia
Data Center Market can be segmented by solution, enterprise size, end user,
region, and competitive landscape. Based on solution, the market is divided
into IT infrastructure, general infrastructure, electrical infrastructure,
mechanical infrastructure, and others. Based on enterprise size, the market is
segmented into large enterprises and small & medium enterprises (SMEs).
Based on end-user, the market is divided into information technology &
telecom, government, BFSI, healthcare, and others. Based on region, the market
is divided into New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South
Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory.
Market
Players
AirTrunk Operating Pty
Ltd., Intervolve Pty Ltd. (Vintek Group), Keppel DC REIT Management Pte. Ltd.,
Canberra Data Centers Pty Ltd., Digital Realty Trust, Inc., EQUINIX AUSTRALIA
PTY LIMITED are some of the leading players operating in the Australia Data
Center Market.
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In this report, the Australia
Data Center Market has been segmented into the following categories, in
addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:
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Australia Data Center Market, By Solution:
o IT
Infrastructure
o General
Infrastructure
o Electrical
Infrastructure
o Mechanical
Infrastructure
o Others
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Australia Data Center Market, By Enterprise
Size:
o Large
Enterprises
o Small
& Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
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Australia Data Center Market, By End-User:
o Information
Technology & Telecom
o Government
o BFSI
o Healthcare
o Others
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Australia Data Center Market, By Region:
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New South Wales
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Victoria
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Queensland
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Western Australia
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South Australia
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Tasmania
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Northern Territory
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