Oxstones Investment Club™Central and Eastern European markets are projected to keep pace with global trends and expansions based on increases in cloud, virtualisation and other types of computing that require the services of data centres. CEE countries offer lower operating costs than other European regions —an added incentive to expansion. Data centre market in Central and Eastern Europe 2012, Market analysis and development forecasts, a new guide to this high-opportunity segment of the ICT industry offered by PMR Publishing, provides valuable insight into the companies, trends, and types of facilities set to influence growth over the period to 2015.
The document covers markets in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Ukraine. It contains seven sections filled with data and analysis for each country, plus one section dedicated to a comparative analysis of all markets in Central and Eastern Europe.
“Cisco has recently presented its latest IP traffic projections. The company now expects the annual global data centre traffic to quadruple by the end of 2015 to reach 4.8 zettabytes, which means a CAGR of 33% in 2011-2015. One of the key trends Cisco has pointed out is market transition towards managed and cloud services. 2014 is expected to be a pivotal year, when workloads processed in cloud data centres will exceed those processed in traditional data centres for the first time.
Data centre, virtualization and cloud services are closely connected areas of the ICT market at the moment and offer significant growth potential to its providers. Central and Eastern Europe follows the global trends and the market of data centres is expanding rapidly.”
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This new document provides readers with a brief history of market development, a current assessment of market size, value, drivers and barriers, and detailed forecasts for the critical growth period arriving over the next few years. It explores the effects of legal regulation, energy prices, and data protection standards on market growth, and covers the level of investment prevalent across the industry. It profiles telecom operators, IT companies and dedicated data centre operators and the services they provide, from managed services to applications hosting and pure collocation.
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