Global Information begins Japanese sales of 360iResearch data-center power market study
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Global Information, the Japanese agent for 360iResearch, has announced the start of sales of a report covering the global data-center power market through 2032. The report projects the market will reach $38.92 billion by 2032, representing a 9.56% CAGR from 2026.
- Global Information announced the start of Japanese sales of 360iResearch’s global data-center power market report.
- The report forecasts a $38.92 billion market by 2032, with a stated 9.56% CAGR through 2032.
- AI, cloud workloads, high-density colocation and grid constraints are identified as demand and infrastructure drivers.
- The report highlights high-voltage distribution, modular power architecture, batteries, liquid-cooling readiness, renewable procurement and intelligent monitoring as operator priorities.
- The cited electricity-demand figures cover data centers, AI and cryptocurrencies collectively, not data centers alone.
Global Information has begun selling in Japan 360iResearch’s “Data Center Power Market” report, which provides a global market outlook for 2026–2032. The commercial announcement sets out market-size estimates, demand drivers and power-infrastructure priorities for data-center operators.
According to the report’s forecast, the global data-center power market is estimated at $20.53 billion in 2025 and $22.08 billion in 2026, before reaching $38.92 billion by 2032. The report cites a 9.56% CAGR through 2032.
The outlook identifies cloud computing, AI, high-density colocation and digital public infrastructure as demand drivers. It also points to grid constraints and resilience requirements as factors shaping infrastructure decisions. In this context, access to power capacity, redundancy, electrical distribution and monitoring could become more important competitive variables for data-center operators.
The report identifies high-voltage distribution, modular power rooms, lithium-ion and alternative batteries, liquid-cooling readiness, renewable-energy procurement and intelligent monitoring among operator priorities. These requirements could expand demand for UPS systems, switchgear, backup-power systems, batteries, monitoring platforms and renewable-integration solutions.
The announcement also cites combined electricity consumption by data centers, AI and cryptocurrencies of about 460 TWh in 2022, with consumption potentially exceeding 1,000 TWh by 2026. This is a combined category and should not be interpreted as data-center electricity demand alone.
The forecast highlights power availability, resilient electrical architecture and operational visibility as increasingly material constraints for data-center growth amid AI, cloud workloads, high-density colocation and grid limitations. It also suggests a broader addressable market for UPS, switchgear, backup power, batteries, monitoring and renewable-energy integration, while increasing the value of early grid-capacity commitments and scalable medium- and high-voltage designs.
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