Market Trends of Canada Data Center Server Industry
IT & Telecommunication Is The Largest Market In The Country
- In the early days of the pandemic, after years of increasing adoption, public cloud adoption became mainstream. Canada's public cloud market revenues will continue to total USD 5,213.5 million, projected to increase by 46.42% from 2023 to 2027. Revenue is expected to grow to USD 16.4 billion by 2027 for the fourth year in a row. It is worth noting that the public cloud market revenue has increased steadily in recent years.
- Cloud storage in Canada is growing due to the growing demand for cost-effective data backup, storage, and protection across all businesses and the need to manage data generated by the increasing use of mobiles.
- Cloud infrastructure offers capabilities such as increased scalability and flexibility to better serve your customers with minimal downtime.
- Enterprises are migrating from traditional complex infrastructures to cloud infrastructures, and data center usage is expected to increase during the forecast period.
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Blade Servers To Grow At A Faster Pace In Coming Years
- Blade servers are designed to save space in data centers. Various blade servers can be accommodated in a single chassis, reducing the physical footprint required for servers. Blade servers are modular, making it easier to add or replace individual servers as needed. This modularity simplifies maintenance and upgrades.
- In terms of data center infrastructure, we have identified global companies that offer cloud services and third-party providers that support those services with hyperscale data centers and blade servers to reduce operating costs.
- Combining blade servers and the cloud can reduce operating costs and improve efficiency. Cloud provider companies need high-bandwidth, resilient private networks and support from robust data center providers.
- Single or multiple server blades can be inserted or removed without affecting another running system. This reduces hardware costs, which may encourage industry players to adopt the technology and drive market growth. Additionally, not all server blades are built with their infrastructure and housing, making this product relatively inexpensive compared to other solutions.
