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市場調查報告書
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日本資料中心伺服器：市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測（2024-2030）Japan Data Center Server - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2024 - 2030) |
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簡介目錄
日本資料中心伺服器市場規模預計到 2024 年為 226.8 億美元，預計到 2030 年將達到 263.3 億美元，在預測期內（2024-2030 年）複合年成長率為 2.52%。
日本對資料中心的需求正在迅速成長，其作為商業市場的吸引力也不斷增強。解決環境問題的努力、政府對本地資料中心的支持、產業結構的變化以及技術進步帶來的生活方式的改變在日本資料中心市場中發揮著重要作用，導致對伺服器市場的巨大需求。
主要亮點
- 市場成長的主要驅動力是日本地區對超大規模建築的需求不斷成長。大阪的優勢在於其集中了多種產業，包括環境、新能源、製藥和製造業。這個充滿活力的生態系統促進了超大規模資料中心和產業之間的獨特合作，推動了全球永續性和技術進步。大阪府擁有880萬人口，GDP達3,600億美元，與挪威的經濟規模相當。
- 日本被廣泛認為是網路普及率最先進的經濟體之一。截至2023年，日本網路使用率（個人）為82.9%，光纖安裝率為99.3%。寬頻用戶達4,380萬戶，其中FTTH用戶3,660萬戶，CATV網路用戶650萬戶，行動寬頻用戶（4G和5G）1.84億戶。
- 雲端資料中心的能源效率可以在減少日本的碳排放以實現日本政府到2050年淨零碳排放的目標方面發揮關鍵作用。有鑑於雲端技術為日本帶來的好處及其對促進創新和培育非傳統經營模式的積極影響，日本政府已採用雲端技術作為進一步數位化國家的更廣泛計劃的一部分，並推出了多項舉措。這一點。
- 要建立伺服器，您必須先購買單獨的部件。您需要組裝伺服器並安裝所需的軟體。客製化、擁有和維護伺服器需要資源。適合長期計劃和內部知識建設。
- COVID-19的疫情對日本經濟產生了重大影響。採用數位技術對於日本在大流行期間和之後變得更具彈性至關重要。技術應用程式可以幫助企業及其員工與客戶建立聯繫、以數位化方式開展業務、恢復業務營運以及部署技術來緩解物流瓶頸，從而管理 COVID-19 的經濟影響。據信，日本 69% 的數位商業機會（價值 46.8 兆日圓（4,340 億美元））來自支持企業和員工應對疫情經濟影響的技術。
- 了解數位格局正在迅速發展對於市場在後新冠時代生存至關重要。在日本，由於方便和安全，超過50%的網路使用者使用行動付款和網路銀行。這是Z.com Engagement Lab於2023年6月30日至7月3日進行的一項調查得出的結論，該調查收集了1,323名日本16至60歲網路用戶的資料，為商業決策者提供了對消費者的洞察後新冠時代的觀點。
日本資料中心伺服器市場趨勢
刀鋒伺服器外形規格市場預計將經歷顯著成長
- 刀鋒伺服器是一種小型電腦，用於在電腦和系統網路中託管和分發資料。它充當電腦、應用程式、程式和系統之間的連結。根據Cloudscene統計，截至2023年9月，日本有218個資料中心。由於需要最大限度地提高空間和電力利用率及效率，刀片伺服器通常用於大型資料中心。
- 日本有近 40 個資料中心被認定為大型資料中心設施，預計未來幾年這一數字還會增加。日本政府計劃透過分散海纜登陸基地、實現登陸點多樣化的方式，在全國各地建造多個新的資料中心。海底電纜主要安裝在日本東太平洋一側，其中許多集中在東京和志摩等特定地區。政府計劃將登陸基地分散到其他地區，以加強經濟安全。這可能會導致新集中區域的大型資料中心市場顯著成長，從而推動對刀片伺服器的需求。
- 大都市地區的土地和電力限制正在提高建築成本，可能會推遲新開發，並加劇來自國內外參與者的競爭。 DC建設公司正在日本稀缺的土地上投資建造新的資料中心，由於需求很高，這些資料中心很可能擁有很高的運算能力。在這種情況下，刀鋒伺服器的優勢在於其有限的運算元件允許客戶在更少的機架空間中安裝更多的伺服器並提高密度。
- 日本等一些亞洲國家不支援 110V 電力基礎設施。因此，我們無法達到美國所享有的功率密度。例如，美國的一個資料中心採用三相220V電源，可以支援15kW的機架。然而，需要特殊的冷卻解決方案來支援這種功率密度。如果您的電源電壓僅限於 110V，那麼無論供應商是誰，刀片都不是可行的解決方案。部門解決方案除外，例如 HP BladeSystem C3000 和 IBM BladeCenter S。
- 此外，刀鋒伺服器專為高效能處理而設計。與機架伺服器不同，刀鋒伺服器是可熱插拔的。這意味著可以在不關閉整個叢集的情況下移除和更換叢集中的刀鋒伺服器。當管理員需要更換刀鋒伺服器或將刀鋒伺服器移出叢集進行維護時，這可以顯著減少停機時間。
- 了解刀鋒伺服器技術的過去、現在和未來對於日本各種規模的組織對其IT基礎設施做出明智的決策至關重要。由於其緊湊的設計、高性能和擴充性，刀鋒伺服器預計將在未來許多年中繼續成為不斷發展的技術世界的關鍵組成部分。
IT/通訊作為最終用戶產業正在快速發展
- 日本的資訊和通訊技術 (ICT) 產業處於創新前沿，推動著顯著進步並創造了面向未來的環境。 ICT 產業正在利用最尖端科技，同時應對決定其成長的挑戰，從而開闢了一個充滿可能性的世界。
- 日本ICT市場的成長主要得益於物聯網（IoT）設備在消費性電子、軍事、農業和建築等各個領域的使用不斷增加。日本是索尼、松下、富士通、NEC 和東芝等一些世界領先 ICT 公司的所在地，在日本作為 ICT 中心的發展中發揮著重要作用。增加政府支出以維持一流和先進的基礎設施以及成功實施眾多現代化和改進計劃都有助於市場的擴張。
- 由於E-Japan策略的快速擴張，日本的ICT市場預計將成長，該策略重點關注公民參與、自我評估和線上政府服務回饋等區域電子政府計劃。
- 日本擁有高品質的ICT基礎設施、通訊技術、教育和醫療保健等基礎設施和服務，以及高水準的商業和社會穩定。日本政府正在採取措施支持私營部門的數位轉型和中小企業的崛起。
- 智慧城市是日本政府實現社會5.0的關鍵舉措之一。第六個戰略技術基礎設施（STI）計畫旨在2025年實施100項舉措，有1000多個組織參與，包括地方政府、區域組織和私人企業。智慧城市官民合作關係平台取代了分散的數位環境，以促進官民合作關係關係並開發區域計劃。具體措施包括到 2030 年集中化 My Number（公民 ID）系統和製定資料庫註冊標準。
- 此外，日本電信業者正在投資 6G。 6G系統不僅超越5G，還具有高速率、大容量、低時延、新的高頻率（超過100GHz）、擴大到空中、海上和太空的通訊範圍、超低功耗和超低功耗等特性。我們提供成本通訊。根據內務部，截至 2023 年 3 月，日本約有 6,980 萬個 5G 合約。 2022 年 6 月，NEC、富士通和諾基亞合作測試新的行動通訊技術，目標是到 2030 年實現 6G 服務的商業化。
- 因此，高科技公司整體投資的增加、政府改善IT產業開拓的努力以及國內資料中心的成長可能會提振日本伺服器市場。
日本資料中心伺服器產業概況
日本資料中心伺服器市場高度分散，主要參與者包括戴爾技術公司、惠普企業、思科系統、聯想Group Limited和廣達電腦公司。市場參與者正在採取聯盟和收購等策略來加強其產品供應並獲得永續的競爭優勢。
- 2023年12月－富士通宣布將根據此策略在日本成立一家專門的硬體業務公司，以進一步加強其硬體業務的管理，主要專注於伺服器和儲存解決方案。
- 2023 年 8 月 - Hewlett Packard Enterprise 宣布 phoenixNAP 透過採用 Ampere Compute 節能處理器的雲端原生 HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 伺服器擴展實機雲端平台。擴展的服務支援人工智慧推理、雲端遊戲和其他雲端原生工作負載，並具有增強的效能和能源效率。
- 2023 年 7 月 - 富士通發布新伺服器 BS2000 SE730/SE730B。最新一代 SE 伺服器被認為是管理大量資料的高階效能平台。它提供極高的可用性，是關鍵任務應用程式的理想平台。
其他好處
- Excel 格式的市場預測 (ME) 表
- 3 個月的分析師支持
目錄
第1章簡介
- 研究假設和市場定義
- 調查範圍
第2章調查方法
第3章執行摘要
第4章市場洞察
- 市場概況
- 產業吸引力－波特五力分析
- 供應商的議價能力
- 買方議價能力
- 新進入者的威脅
- 替代品的威脅
- 競爭公司之間敵對關係的強度
- 產業價值鏈分析
第5章市場動態
- 市場促進因素
- 加大新資料中心建設力度，發展網路基礎設施
- 更多採用雲端和物聯網服務
- 市場挑戰
- 初始投資高
- COVID-19 影響評估
第6章 市場細分
- 按外形規格
- 刀鋒伺服器
- 機架式伺服器
- 直立式伺服器
- 按最終用戶
- 資訊科技/通訊
- BFSI
- 政府機構
- 媒體娛樂
- 其他最終用戶
第7章 競爭格局
- 公司簡介
- Dell Technologies Inc.
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- Cisco Systems Inc.
- Lenovo Group Limited
- Quanta Computer Inc.
- Super Micro Computer Inc.
- Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd
- Fujitsu Limited
- NEC Corporation
- IBM Corporation
第8章投資分析
第9章 市場機會及未來趨勢
簡介目錄
Product Code: 50001201
The Japan Data Center Server Market size is estimated at USD 22.68 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 26.33 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 2.52% during the forecast period (2024-2030).
Japan's demand for data centers is proliferating and becoming more attractive as a business market. Environmental initiatives, government support for local data centers, changes in industrial structure, and changing lifestyles due to technological advancements all play a significant role in the Japanese data center market, resulting in major demand for the server market.
Key Highlights
- The major driver for the market growth is the growing demand for hyperscale construction in the Japanese region. Osaka's strength lies in its diverse concentration of industries, encompassing environmental, new energies, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing sectors. This vibrant ecosystem fosters a unique coaction between hyperscale data centers and industries driving global sustainability and technological advancement. With a population of 8.8 million, Osaka Prefecture has a GDP of USD 360 billion, similar to the size of Norway's economy.
- Japan is widely regarded as one of the most advanced economies in terms of Internet penetration. As of 2023, Japan's Internet usage rate (individuals) was 82.9%, and the development rate of optical fiber was 99.3%. The number of broadband subscribers was 43.8 million, which includes 36.6 million FTTH subscribers and 6.5 million CATV Internet subscribers, while the number of mobile broadband subscribers (4G and 5G) was 184 million.
- The energy efficiency of cloud data centers can play a crucial role in reducing Japan's carbon footprint to achieve the Japanese government's goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Having recognized the benefits cloud technologies can provide to the country and their positive effect on encouraging innovation and fostering non-conventional business models, the Japanese government has been launching numerous initiatives to promote the cloud as part of the broader plans to digitalize the country further.
- To build a server, one must buy individual components first. They have to assemble the server and install the necessary software. It is resource-intensive to customize, own, and maintain a server. It is well-suited for long-term projects and knowledge-building within the company.
- The COVID-19 outbreak significantly impacted the Japanese economy. Adopting digital technology was essential for the nation to become more resilient during and after the pandemic. Technology applications helped businesses and their employees manage the financial effects of COVID-19 by assisting them in contacting clients and conducting business digitally, restarting business operations, and implementing technologies that reduce logistical bottlenecks. A sizable 69% of Japan's digital opportunity, valued at JPY 46.8 trillion (USD 434 billion), was thought to be sourced from technology that assists companies and employees in managing the effects of the pandemic on the economy.
- As the market navigates the post-COVID era, it is essential to understand that the digital landscape is evolving rapidly. In Japan, over 50% of Internet users use mobile payments and Internet banking due to convenience and security. This was concluded from a survey conducted by Z.com Engagement Lab from June 30 to July 03, 2023, collecting data from 1,323 Japanese internet users aged between 16 and 60 to provide insights for business decision-makers on consumer perspectives in the post-COVID era.
Japan Data Center Server Market Trends
Blade Server Form Factor Segment is Expected to Witness Significant Growth
- A blade server is a small computer used to host and distribute data within a network of computers and systems. It acts as a link between computers, applications, programs, and systems. According to Cloudscene, as of September 2023, there were 218 data centers in Japan. A blade server is typically used in larger data centers due to the need to maximize space and power utilization and efficiency, have high computing needs, and support higher thermal and electrical loads.
- There are close to 40 data centers in Japan that are identified as extensive data center facilities and are expected to increase in the coming years. The Japanese government plans to build several new data centers nationwide by decentralizing landing bases for submarine cables to diversify landing points. Submarine cables are laid mainly on Japan's eastern Pacific Ocean side, with many concentrated in certain areas, such as Tokyo and Shima. The government intends to disperse landing bases in other areas and strengthen economic security. This may lead to significant growth in the large DC segments in newer concentrated areas, boosting the demand for blade servers.
- Constraints on land and power in the greater Tokyo area result in higher construction costs, possible delays for new developments, and fierce competition from domestic and foreign players. DC construction companies are investing in new data centers to build new data centers on scarce land in Japan, but as the demand is high, these data centers are likely to have high computing power. The advantage of blade servers in this situation is that, due to the limited computing components of blade servers, customers can fit more servers into a smaller rack area to increase the density.
- Some Asian countries, such as Japan, do not support 110 V power infrastructure. As a result, they are unable to achieve the power density enjoyed in the United States. For example, a 3-phase 220V power data center in the United States can support a 15 kW rack. However, special cooling solutions are needed to support this power density. Blades are not a viable solution in cases where power is restricted to 110V, no matter the vendor. An exception to this would be a departmental solution, such as the HP BladeSystem C3000 or IBM BladeCenter S.
- Further, blade servers are designed for high-performance processing. Unlike rack servers, blade servers can be hot-swapped. This means that one can remove and replace a blade server in a cluster without powering down the whole cluster. This significantly reduces downtime when an administrator needs to swap out a blade server or move a blade server out of the cluster for maintenance.
- Understanding blade server technology's past, present, and future is essential for organizations of all sizes in Japan to make informed decisions regarding their IT infrastructure. Due to their compact design, high performance, and scalability, blade servers are expected to remain a key component of that infrastructure for many years as they continue to evolve and evolve with the ever-evolving world of technology.
IT and Telecommunication to be the Fastest Growing End-user Industry
- Japan's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector is at the forefront of innovation, driving remarkable progress and creating a future-proof environment. The ICT sector opens up a world of possibilities by utilizing state-of-the-art technologies while facing the challenges that define its growth.
- The growth of the Japanese ICT market is mainly driven by the growing use of Internet of Things (IoT) devices across various sectors, such as consumer electronics, military, agriculture, and construction. Japan is home to some of the most prominent ICT organizations in the world, such as Sony, Panasonic, Fujitsu, NEC, and Toshiba (Toshiba), which are playing an important role in the growth of Japan as an ICT hub. The increasing government spending on maintaining the top-of-the-line and advanced infrastructure and the proper implementation of many modernization and improvement projects contribute to the market's expansion.
- Japan's ICT market is expected to grow due to the rapid expansion of E-Japan's strategy, which focuses on local e-government projects, such as citizen participation, self-assessment, and feedback on online government services.
- Japan has a high level of stability in business and society, as well as high-quality infrastructure and services such as ICT infrastructure, communication technology, education, healthcare, and more. The Japanese government is taking steps to support the private sector's digital transformation and the emergence of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
- Smart Cities are one of the Japanese government's key initiatives to bring Society 5.0 to life. The 6th Strategic Technology Infrastructure (STI) plan set a goal of 100 initiatives10 to be implemented by 2025 with the participation of 1000+ organizations from local government, regional organizations, and private enterprises. The "Smart City Public-Private Partnership platform" will replace the local and dispersed digital landscape to promote public-private partnerships and develop regional projects. Specific initiatives include centralizing the MyNumber (citizens ID) system and developing database registry standards by 2030.
- Further, the telecom companies in Japan are investing in 6G. The 6G system will not only outperform 5G, but it will also offer high speed, high capacity, low latency, new high-frequency bands (above 100 GHz), extend communication coverage to the sky, sea, and space, and provide ultra-low power consumption and ultra-low-cost communications. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, about 69.8 million 5G subscriptions were counted in Japan as of March 2023. In June 2022, NEC (NEC), Fujitsu (Fujitsu), and Nokia (Nokia) joined forces to test new mobile communication technologies to launch 6G services commercially by 2030.
- Thus, with the overall increase in investment by tech companies, government initiatives to improve the IT industry development and growth in data centers in the country would boost the server market in Japan.
Japan Data Center Server Industry Overview
The Japan data center server market is highly fragmented with the presence of major players like Dell Technologies Inc., Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Cisco Systems Inc., Lenovo Group Limited, and Quanta Computer Inc. Players in the market are adopting strategies such as partnerships and acquisitions to enhance their product offerings and gain sustainable competitive advantage.
- December 2023 - Fujitsu announced the launch of a dedicated company for the hardware business in Japan in alignment with this strategy and to further strengthen the management of its hardware business, which primarily focuses on servers and storage solutions.
- August 2023 - Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced that phoenixNAP is expanding its Bare Metal Cloud platform with cloud-native HPE ProLiant RL300 Gen11 servers, using energy-efficient processors from Ampere Computing. The expanded services support AI inferencing, cloud gaming, and other cloud-native workloads with enhanced performance and energy efficiency.
- July 2023 - Fujitsu announced a new server, BS2000 SE730/SE730B. The servers of the latest SE generation are a valued platform in the high-end performance range for managing the largest data volumes. The servers offer extremely high availability and serve as an ideal platform for mission-critical applications.
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- The market estimate (ME) sheet in Excel format
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
- 1.1 Study Assumption and Market Definition
- 1.2 Scope of the Study
2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4 MARKET INSIGHTS
- 4.1 Market Overview
- 4.2 Industry Attractiveness - Porter's Five Forces Analysis
- 4.2.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
- 4.2.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers
- 4.2.3 Threat of New Entrants
- 4.2.4 Threat of Substitute Products
- 4.2.5 Intensity of Competitive Rivalry
- 4.3 Industry Value Chain Analysis
5 MARKET DYNAMICS
- 5.1 Market Drivers
- 5.1.1 Increase in Construction of New Data Centers, Development of Internet Infrastructure
- 5.1.2 Increasing Adoption of Cloud and IoT Services
- 5.2 Market Challenge
- 5.2.1 High Initial Investments
- 5.3 Assessment of COVID-19 Impact
6 MARKET SEGMENTATION
- 6.1 By Form Factor
- 6.1.1 Blade Server
- 6.1.2 Rack Server
- 6.1.3 Tower Server
- 6.2 By End User
- 6.2.1 IT and Telecommunication
- 6.2.2 BFSI
- 6.2.3 Government
- 6.2.4 Media and Entertainment
- 6.2.5 Other End Users
7 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
- 7.1 Company Profiles*
- 7.1.1 Dell Technologies Inc.
- 7.1.2 Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- 7.1.3 Cisco Systems Inc.
- 7.1.4 Lenovo Group Limited
- 7.1.5 Quanta Computer Inc.
- 7.1.6 Super Micro Computer Inc.
- 7.1.7 Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd
- 7.1.8 Fujitsu Limited
- 7.1.9 NEC Corporation
- 7.1.10 IBM Corporation
