Daniel Bizo is a Senior Research Analyst for Datacenter Services & Infrastructure Channel at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. His research primarily focuses on advanced datacenter design, build and operations with a view to achieving superior economics, energy efficiency and sustainability. Daniel is also a regular contributor to 451 Research's silicon and systems technology research, and a member of 451 Research's Center of Excellence for Quantum Technologies.
Prior to joining the company, Daniel worked with IDC's European Storage Group, where he led the Disk Storage Tracker program for Western Europe. Before that, he had reported extensively on enterprise IT topics for over seven years, including both technology and business issues.
Daniel has received a master's degree in marketing and economics from the University of Pecs, Faculty of Business and Economics.
The vendor has expanded its European datacenters, and there's more to come. But while some providers are considering new locations, Telehouse is staying in the highly competitive markets of London and Paris, targeting multiple customers looking for connectivity and colocation, rather than single clients seeking big chunks of power and space.
Once a traditional third-party datacenter maintenance provider, Park Place Technologies has accelerated its software development and continued its acquisition spree by snapping up rival Curvature as it seeks to apply technology that adds automation of tasks and resource optimization to maintenance services.
This update report provides an analysis of the market size and growth potential of the prefabricated modular (PFM) datacenter market through 2022. Our projections are based on a comprehensive bottom-up market-sizing analysis that incorporates revenue estimates and forecasts for each of the more than 50 competing vendors in this sector. This report also identifies and examines key market trends impacting the PFM datacenter space.
The datacenter industry is one of the few that in many ways has been positively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Demand for datacenter space has remained strong, as have investment and M&A activity. We expect to see continued strong growth in the industry, even as pressure builds for providers to construct facilities ever more quickly and at lower cost, while also boosting efficiency and, ideally, powering them with renewable energy. Datacenter vendors and service providers are responding to these challenges by becoming more flexible and adopting new technical approaches, but more change and pressure will test the industry in the years ahead.
While enterprise spending on IT infrastructure slows in the third quarter in response to COVID-19 risks and technology changes, demand for leased datacenters remains buoyant in all geographies and most verticals.
Presented 10/8/2020. Moderators: Daniel Bizo, Senior Research Analyst, Datacenters & Critical Infrastructure; Stefanie Williams, Research Analyst, Datacenter Services & Infrastructure Panelists: Henry Hsu, VP Strategy, Datacenters, Legrand; Peter Panfil, VP Global Power, Vertiv; Udi Paret, CBO, ZutaCore
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