Filippo Bonanno is an analyst on the Datacenter Services & Infrastructure team of 451 Research, a technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. His research focuses on the market activity across European countries, particularly Southern Europe and the Nordics. His key research areas are sustainability; government and EU regulation; competition analysis; cloud provider activity; demand driver analysis and IT ecosystems; and ESG private equity investing in the European datacenter market. Before joining the Datacenter Services & Infrastructure team in March 2022, Filippo was a research assistant in finance and microeconomics at IESE Business School (Madrid campus). In 2017, he was visiting research fellow at the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO). Filippo holds a Ph.D. in economics from Complutense University of Madrid and a master’s degree in business economics from University College London.
Amsterdam is Europe's fourth-largest datacenter market, behind London, Frankfurt and Paris. Digital Realty Trust aims to implement an ambitious plan to expand the IT capacity of its campuses and to approach a market footprint of 200 MW during the next six years in Greater Amsterdam.
The company has launched an expansion driven by engagement with grid operators, local municipalities and communities. Being a Dutch company is one of Switch's main points of strength when it comes to dealing with local stakeholders to obtain construction permits. Its recently launched plan should expand its megawatt supply by up to 100 MW across new and existing campuses during the next five years.
451 Research has released a new Technology & Business Insight report, Poland: Leased Datacenter Market, which examines the overall size, scope, and growth of the leased datacenter market in Warsaw and other minor markets.
Looking to expand in the Mediterranean Basin, Digital Realty will bring online two additional datacenter facilities in Athens and one in Crete by the end of 2027. The company entered the Greek datacenter market in 2020, and today serves as the largest provider in the country.
Although the rapid rise of the Chinese social media platform may offer European datacenter providers big business opportunities, colocation deals with TikTok are not without risk amid trade friction between the EU and China.
This report provides an overview of the competitive dynamics in the market, a listing of the competitors in the area, market share of the dominant providers, supply-demand and utilization trends, and discussion of planned multi-tenant datacenter builds.
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