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IaaS Investments to Rise 28 percent CAGR in next 4 years – AMI

Spending on server and co-location solutions will be the biggest contributor to total IaaS investments

As per AMI-Partners’ upcoming study “India IaaS Market Opportunity – Special Focus on Data Center & Co-location Services” projects investments in IaaS solutions are expected to grow approximately 28% over the next 4 years. Spending on server and co-location solutions will be the biggest contributor to total IaaS investments; driving close to 60% of forecasted investments in IaaS.

Over the next few years, investments in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions will be fueled by the IT infrastructure expansion happening across India enterprises. This is especially noted within service sector businesses in verticals such as banking, insurance and telecom as well as within the government segment. Large to mid-market enterprises are typically turning to IaaS solutions to replace their existing outdated infrastructure.

In addition a large portion of India small and medium businesses (SMBs, firms with 1-999 employees) are attracted by the promise of developing best of breed infrastructure at a low acquisition and maintenance cost.

Some of the large businesses in India who do not have captive data centers have already adopted 3rd party data centers. In the near future, usage of data center and co-location solutions is expected to percolate down to medium and small businesses as well. “Keeping in mind the ever present need to operate within restricted budgets, a greater demand for infrastructure upgrades and the rise in application workloads, will increase interest in 3rd party data centers among SMBs as well as government owned enterprises,” says Somnath Das, Research Manager at AMI-Partners.

The unprecedented growth in data will force enterprises to focus on using less expensive, active, concerted, and adaptive methods to analyze, store and share data. “Vendors should target the huge untapped potential for hosted data centers within the SMBs space,” Das added.

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