Data centre cooling refers to the equipment and technologies installed in data centres to avoid overheating in order to increase the performance and decrease downtime caused due to overheating. As proper rooms are allocated for air duct products and cooling equipment, it is possible to analyse data centre cooling within the data centre facility. The system also consists of a temperature alarm system, which sends an automatic notification to the administrator in case of temperature rise in server room or rack. Generally, these types of features are provided through a separate vendor-provided cooling solution/software or the data centre management software.

The global data centre cooling market is expected to develop $24.86 Billion by 2030, at a compound annual increase in price (CAGR) of 10.31% throughout the forecast period.

Stringent environmental rules and regulations

Strict environmental rules and regulations in numerous countries are encouraging organizations to install green and efficient cooling systems and decrease their carbon footprint. The efficient cooling system helps processors & systems from damage by eliminating excessive heat from the data centre room. It also ensures reduced cost of operation by enhancing the data centre performance. Data centre cooling manufacturers offer advanced cooling techniques to help organizations reduce power and energy consumption. For example, a Switzerland based commercial humidifier manufacturer, Condair Group AG offers evaporative humidifier that uses less than 0.3kW of electricity.

Rising IT infrastructure development in evolving economies is expected to drive the global data centre cooling market. Increasing adoption of technologies such as big data, IoT, and cloud has increased the data traffic generation in various companies, which rises the use of connected devices. It is expected that the volume of connected devices will reach 60 billion units by 2024. Moreover, internet penetration in Europe and the Asia Pacific has increased the demand for a large number of data centres.

IT & telecom industry holds the largest market share

Major end use industries analysed in this market are IT & telecom, banking & finance, government and defense, retail, energy, manufacturing, and others. Among these, IT & telecom industry holds the largest share in the global data centre cooling market. Increasing necessity of on premise private data storage centres is expected to increase the demand for the data centre cooling systems.

Euorpe holds a significant share in the global data centre cooling market

Europe is expected to have a significant share in the global data centre cooling market over the forecasted period. Increasing necessity of efficient data centre cooling solutions in Europe has encouraged companies to focus more on reducing the costs associated with data centre operations. In addition to that, constant development of new data centres in the region has created significant opportunities for companies. For example, Apple, Inc. spent around USD 1.9 billion for the development of two renewable energy based data centres in Europe. These data centres are located in Ireland and Denmark that will provide power to Apple’s online services, including iTunes Store, Maps, iMessage, Siri, and the App Store for customers across Europe. Additionally, with the rise in technology development, product expansion, and various strategies adopted by the major players has created a highly competitive environment in Europe region.

Key Market Players

•    Airedale International Air Conditioning Ltd.
•    Rittal Gmbh & Co. Kg
•    Stulz Gmbh
•    Vertiv Co.
•    Asetek
•    Adaptivcool
•    Coolcentric
•    Schneider Electric Se.
•    Black Box Corporation
•    Nortek Air Solutions, LLC
•    Others

data centre cooling market Scope

Key Segment Of The data centre cooling market

By Components (USD Billion)            
    •    Chillers
    •    Economizer
    •    Server Cooling
By Cooling Type (USD Billion) 
    •    Liquid
    •    Air
By Service (USD Billion) 
    •    Professional Service
    •    Managed Service
By Organization Size (USD Billion) 
    •    Sm Es
    •    Large Enterprises
Regional Overview (USD Billion) 
    North America
      •    US
      •    Canada
    Europe
      •    Germany
      •    France
      •    UK
      •    Rest of Europe
    Asia Pacific
      •    China
      •    India
      •    Japan
      •    Rest of Asia Pacific
    South America
      •    Mexico
      •    Brazil
      •    Rest of South America
    Middle East and South Africa