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Chart of the Day: Companies leading in data centre market

Knight Frank said Google has the highest market share.

Amidst positive trajectory on data centre markets in Singapore and other APAC markets, Knight Frank identified top firms’ market share in the data centre segment in the Lion City.

This chart from Knight Frank showed that Google is leading with 192 megawatts (MW), followed by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (106 MW), Equinix (91 MW), Digital Realty (79 MW), and Microsoft (75 MW).

“Supply in Singapore remains highly constrained as the data centre operator market awaits the government's results of the ‘call for applications’ program,” read the statement.

Megawatts are reserved for wholesale colocation customers that need enough power for servers and related IT hardware.

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