Europe Data Center Market Landscape 2025–2030

THE EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET SIZE WAS VALUED AT USD 47.23 BILLION IN 2024 AND IS EXPECTED TO REACH USD 97.30 BILLION BY 2030, GROWING AT A CAGR OF 12.80%.

Europe Data Center Market Report

The Europe Data Center Market Report: Investment, Area, Power Capacity, and Share Analysis. The Comprehensive 10-year Study Report Offers the Latest Insights And Covers 22 Countries & 272 Companies.

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Europe Data Center Market Landscape 2025–2030

THE EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET SIZE WAS VALUED AT USD 47.23 BILLION IN 2024 AND IS EXPECTED TO REACH USD 97.30 BILLION BY 2030, GROWING AT A CAGR OF 12.80%.

The Europe Data Center Market Research Report Includes Size, Share, and Growth in Terms of

  1. Facility Type: Hyperscale Data Centers, Colocation Data Centers, and Enterprise Data Centers
  2. Infrastructure: IT Infrastructure, Electrical Infrastructure, Mechanical Infrastructure, and General Construction
  3. IT Infrastructure: Server Infrastructure, Storage Infrastructure, and Network Infrastructure
  4. Electrical Infrastructure: UPS Systems, Generators, Transfer Switches & Switchgear, Power Distribution Units, and Other Electrical Infrastructure
  5. Mechanical Infrastructure: Cooling Systems, Racks, and Other Mechanical Infrastructure
  6. Cooling Systems: CRAC & CRAH Units, Chiller Units, Cooling Towers, Condensers & Dry Coolers, Economizers & Evaporative Coolers, and Other Cooling Units
  7. Cooling Techniques: Air-based and Liquid-based
  8. General Construction: Core & Shell Development, Installation & Commissioning Services, Engineering & Building Design, Physical Security, Fire Detection & Suppression, and DCIM
  9. Tier Standard: Tier I & II, Tier III, and Tier IV
  10. Geography: Western Europe, Nordic, and Central & Eastern Europe

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EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET REPORT SCOPE

REPORT ATTRIBUTEDETAILS
MARKET SIZE BY INVESTMENT (2030)USD 97.30 Billion
MARKET SIZE BY INVESTMENT (2024)USD 47.23 Billion
CAGR BY INVESTMENT (2024-2030)12.80%
MARKET SIZE - AREA (2030)13.17 Million Square Feet
POWER CAPACITY (2030)3,058 MW
HISTORIC YEAR2021-2023
BASE YEAR2024
FORECAST YEAR2025-2030
SEGMENTS BYFacility Type, Infrastructure, IT Infrastructure, Electrical Infrastructure, Mechanical Infrastructure, Cooling Systems, Cooling Techniques, General Construction, Tier Standard, and Geography
LARGEST COUNTRY BY INVESTMENTGermany
FASTEST GROWING COUNTRY BY INVESTMENTFinland
GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSISWestern Europe, Nordic, and Central & Eastern Europe
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EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET SIZE

The Europe data center market size by investment was valued at USD 47.23 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 97.30 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 12.80% during the forecast period. The factors, such as rising adoption of Artificial Intelligence, increasing 5G deployments, sustainability initiatives, increasing district heating, and innovative data center construction techniques, are driving investments in the European data center industry. The government is implementing various initiatives, such as the Digital Decade Policy, to increase confidence amongst data center operators for operating in the region. Furthermore, the region is witnessing significant growth in advanced technologies such as big data and IoT, and cloud services, resulting in significant investments in the Europe data center market. Various factors, such as carrier availability, well-developed grids, availability of land, free cooling options, and tax incentives, are contributing to the data center market growth in Europe. The European data center market offers various opportunities to data center operators, leading to the entry of several companies in the market. The government supports data center development by providing tax incentives, integrating renewable energy for data center operations, and offering industrial electricity at affordable prices, which will drive investments in the data center market in the forecast period.

KEY TRENDS

High Adoption of Artificial Intelligence

  1. The integration of artificial intelligence into data centers across Europe has increased, leading to a rise in demand for AI-driven infrastructure. Several industries, including financial services, consulting companies, IT, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and agriculture, are adopting artificial intelligence to boost their productivity and enhance operational efficiency.
  2. In February 2025, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners and Data4 announced plans to invest over USD 20.7 billion in developing AI infrastructure across France over the next five years.
  3. In October 2024, Microsoft revealed plans to invest over USD 4.8 billion to enhance AI and cloud infrastructure in northern Italy, where industries like manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and agriculture are increasingly adopting AI technologies.
  4. Artificial Intelligence adoption is expected to rise across Europe, driving significant growth in data center development to support increased computing and storage needs.

Increase in 5G Deployments Aiding in Growth of Edge Data Centers

  1. The development of 5G technology is transforming the Europe data center market, leading to increased investments for the development of edge data centers to significantly address the need for low latency and fast connectivity.
  2. In October 2024, Vodafone Germany inaugurated its nationwide 5G Standalone network, covering over 92% of the population by using 700 MHz, 1.8 GHz, and 3.5 GHz frequency bands to support real-time communication.
  3. Edge data center providers like Quetta and EDGNEX Data Centers by DAMAC are rapidly expanding their presence across multiple European nations to support local data processing.

Sustainability Initiatives: Attracting Data Center Operators

  1. With growing demand for digital services, the Europe data center market is increasingly focusing on sustainability. The major players like Google and Microsoft are committed to using 100% renewable energy to operate their data centers and adopting advanced cooling methods and waste heat utilization to minimize environmental impact.
  2. In April 2025, Verne Global revealed that its London data center would transition from diesel to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) for its backup generators, in collaboration with Crown Oil, to reduce more than 90% of net CO2 emissions.
  3. In November 2024, Amazon entered into a deal by signing over four power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Greece for procuring renewable energy, including two agreements for over 44.4 MW from the Vermio wind farm and two other agreements sourced from different wind farms.
  4. Sustainability initiatives are attracting significant investments from data center operators in Europe to minimize their greenhouse gas emissions.

Rise in the District Heating Concept

  1. District heating is a sustainable solution that distributes centrally generated heat to nearby buildings via insulated pipes and improves energy efficiency by utilizing local renewable energy sources and waste heat.
  2. In April 2025, atNorth, a developer in the Europe data center market, entered into a heat-reuse agreement with Finnish retail group Kesko Corporation to provide waste heat from its FIN02 data center in Espoo to a nearby Kesko store to reduce the store's heating emissions by over 200 tons of CO2 each year.
  3. In January 2025, Queen Mary University of London utilized waste heat from its Tier II data center to heat campus buildings, using a multi-stage heat recovery system developed in collaboration with Schneider Electric and APT.
  4. The district heating system in Europe is significant in advancing sustainability in Europe. Data center operators are incorporating renewable energy sources in district heating systems to enhance sustainability, further drive energy efficiency, and support local economic growth across the region.

Innovative Construction Techniques for Data Centers

  1. The Europe data center market is growing due to technological advancements and the integration of digital services. To address the sustainability challenges in this sector, innovative construction methods are being employed to improve energy efficiency, operational flexibility, and overall data center performance.
  2. European countries have adopted several innovative techniques, including advanced cooling solutions, modular and prefabricated designs, digital twin technology, and the use of sustainable construction materials.
  3. The rapid expansion of data centers in Europe is increasing the need for innovative construction methods that meet the rising demand for digital services while prioritizing sustainability. Europe is focusing on sustainability by adopting energy-efficient technologies, such as promoting modular designs and employing advanced cooling and power infrastructure solutions in data centers.

EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET SEGMENTATION INSIGHTS

  1. The adoption of HVO fuel as an alternative to diesel in generators is anticipated to grow in the Europe data center market due to its sustainability. Many operators, including Equinix, Digital Realty, STACK Infrastructure, and Green Mountain, have opted to replace diesel with HVO fuel to power their backup generators.
  2. Real-time monitoring software featuring AI automation is expected to gain traction in the forecast period. This technology can help in data center maintenance efficiently and detect component failures to ensure continuous operations.
  3. The implementation of modular power infrastructure, such as containerized power solutions in data centers, is expected to yield long-term cost savings. These systems are more efficient, allowing for space optimization and reducing maintenance requirements.
  4. Adopting Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) systems is a key driver, where lithium-ion batteries are gaining traction for backup power.
  5. District heating is the innovative concept that is expected to grow significantly among data center facilities in the Europe data center market. For instance, in January 2025, a new data center development plan was initiated at Erkrath, outside of Düsseldorf, in Germany. The new data center will supply waste heat to support district heating through agreements with the municipal utilities in Erkrath, Germany.
  6. The Nordic countries consist of abundant renewable energy sources, particularly wind power. The favourable climate conditions in this region make it an ideal spot for extensive free cooling, which is beneficial for data centers. These countries offer a minimum of 4,000 hours of annual free cooling, increasing the investments in air/water-side economizers and indirect evaporative coolers.
  7. As the enterprises across various industries are embracing artificial intelligence, data center operators are investing significantly to develop AI-ready data center facilities to meet the growing demands for AI workloads across the region. To manage the heat produced by servers in AI data centers, traditional cooling techniques are insufficient. Therefore, data center facilities will be equipped with liquid cooling techniques to support AI workloads.

GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

  1. Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, and Dublin (FLAP-D) data center markets are among the leading data center markets in Europe. However, the dominance of these markets in the Europe data center market is expected to be reduced due to the land availability constraints. Data center companies are preferring emerging locations such as Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Greece for the development of their data center operators.
  2. In the Nordic region, countries including Sweden, Norway, and Finland are increasingly attracting data center investments driven by their cool climate, abundant renewable energy, such as hydropower, wind, and geothermal energy, and government incentives.
  3. Hyperscale companies such as Google, Meta, and Microsoft are developing sustainable and large-scale hyperscale data center facilities, especially in Nordic and Western European countries. Colocation companies are also contributing significantly to increasing the investments in the Europe data center market by adopting sustainable data center practices such as integrating renewable energy, replacing diesel generators with HVO, and implementing advanced liquid cooling techniques.
  4. In Central & Eastern Europe, Russia has established itself as a key data center hub. Other countries, such as Poland, Austria, and Czechia, are also becoming emerging locations, attracting data center operators, and tech giants such as Google, Meta, and Microsoft are also expanding their operations across these countries. Other countries such as Hungary, Estonia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, and Croatia have witnessed small investments in recent years.
  5. In Italy, Milan is the major data center hub, which benefits from its central location, connecting with Southern Europe. The smaller data center markets, such as Rome and Turin, are emerging as growing data center locations due to their favorable business environments.
  6. The political neutrality, data protection regulations, and proximity to key European markets enhance Switzerland’s attractiveness to data center operators, with Zurich and Geneva serving as the main data center hubs offering high security and reliability.
  7. The locations, including Marseille and Lyon, are gaining significance in France as an alternative to Paris due to their land availability and affordable electricity prices.

EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET VENDOR LANDSCAPE

  1. The Europe data center market consists of all the leading global and local colocation operators, including Equinix, Digital Realty, CyrusOne, DataBank, Iron Mountain, Green Mountain, Vantage Data Centers, Aruba S.p.A., NTT DATA, Telehouse, VIRTUS Data Centres, and STACK Infrastructure.
  2. The growing demand for data centers will create substantial opportunities for construction contractors in the forecast period. Significant contractors operating in Europe data center market include AECOM, Arup, Astron Buildings, DPR Construction, HDR Architecture,Artelia, Coromatic AB, Ferrovial, YIT, Turner & Townsend, TTSP, Mercury, and Bouygues Construction.
  3. The Europe data center market includes numerous global and local support infrastructure providers such as 3M, ABB, AERMEC, Airedale, Aksa Power Generation, Baudouin, Carrier, Caterpillar, Cummins, Delta Electronics, Eaton, EMICON, HITEC Power Protection, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Rehlko, Legrand, Mitsubishi Electric, Munters, Perkins Engine, Pillar Power Systems, Riello Elettronica, Rittal, Rolls-Royce, Schneider Electric, Siemens, STULZ, Trane Technologies and Vertiv.
  4. Key hyperscale operators investing in the Europe data center market include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, Meta (Facebook), and Google. They are expanding their operations across major data center hubs throughout Europe.
  5. The Europe data center market has seen the entry of several new players, including Blue, Bluestar Datacenter, CloudHQ, dataR, DATA CASTLE, Apto Data Centers, DATA for MED, Form8tion Data Centers, and EDGNEX Data Centers by DAMAC. The arrival of these new entrants could disrupt the market share of existing companies, increasing the competition in the market.
  6. Companies such as Arista Networks, Atos, Broadcom, Cisco Systems, Dell Technologies, Extreme Networks, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Hitachi Vantara, Huawei Technologies, IBM, Inspur Group, Lenovo, MiTAC Holdings, NEC Corporation, NetApp, Pure Storage, Supermicro, Wiwynn and Quanta Cloud Technology offers IT infrastructure solutions for data centers.
  7. The competition in the Europe data center market among infrastructure providers and construction contractors is expected to increase significantly in the forecast period, with data center operators' investments in the development of sustainable and advanced data center facilities.

SNAPSHOT

The Europe data center market size by investment will reach USD 97.30 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 12.80% from 2024 to 2030.

The following factors are likely to contribute to the growth of the Europe data center market during the forecast period:

  1. Adoption of Cloud-Based Services to Drive Data Centers
  2. Shift from On-Premises to Cloud and Colocation
  3. The Advent of IoT and Big Data Technologies
  4. Growing Submarine & Inland Connectivity
  5. Adoption of OCP and Hyperscale Infrastructure
  6. Government Support for Data Center Development

Base Year: 2024

Forecast Year: 2025-2030

The study considers the present scenario of the Europe data center market and its market dynamics for 2025−2030. It covers a detailed overview of several market growth enablers, restraints, and trends. The report offers both the demand and supply aspects of the market. It profiles and examines leading companies and other prominent ones operating in the market.

The report includes the investment in the following areas: 

Segmentation by Facility Type

  1. Hyperscale Data Centers
  2. Colocation Data Centers
  3. Enterprise Data Centers

Segmentation by Infrastructure

  1. IT Infrastructure
  2. Electrical Infrastructure
  3. Mechanical Infrastructure
  4. General Construction

Segmentation by IT Infrastructure

  1. Server Infrastructure
  2. Storage Infrastructure
  3. Network Infrastructure

Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure

  1. UPS Systems
  2. Generators
  3. Transfer Switches & Switchgear
  4. Power Distribution Units
  5. Other Electrical Infrastructure

Segmentation by Mechanical Infrastructure

  1. Cooling Systems
  2. Racks
  3. Other Mechanical Infrastructure

Segmentation by Cooling Systems

  1. CRAC & CRAH Units
  2. Chiller Units
  3. Cooling Towers, Condensers, and Dry Coolers
  4. Economizers & Evaporative Coolers
  5. Other Cooling Units

Segmentation by Cooling Techniques

  1. Air-based
  2. Liquid-based

Segmentation by General Construction

  1. Core & Shell Development
  2. Installation & Commissioning Services
  3. Engineering & Building Design
  4. Physical Security
  5. Fire Detection & Suppression
  6. DCIM

Segmentation by Tier Standard

  1. Tier I & II
  2. Tier III
  3. Tier IV

Segmentation by Geography

  1. Western Europe
  2. UK
  3. Germany
  4. France
  5. Netherlands
  6. Ireland
  7. Switzerland
  8. Italy
  9. Spain
  10. Belgium
  11. Portugal
  12. Greece
  13. Other Western European Countries
  14. Nordic
  15. Sweden
  16. Norway
  17. Denmark
  18. Finland
  19. Iceland
  20. Central and Eastern Europe
  21. Russia
  22. Poland
  23. Austria
  24. Czechia
  25. Other Central & Eastern European Countries

VENDOR LANDSCAPE

IT Infrastructure Providers

  1. Arista Networks
  2. Atos
  3. Broadcom
  4. Cisco Systems
  5. Dell Technologies
  6. Extreme Networks
  7. Fujitsu
  8. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
  9. Hitachi Vantara
  10. Huawei Technologies
  11. IBM
  12. Inspur Group
  13. Lenovo
  14. MiTAC Holdings
  15. NEC Corporation
  16. NetApp
  17. Pure Storage
  18. Quanta Cloud Technology
  19. Supermicro
  20. Wiwynn

Prominent Support Infrastructure Providers

  1. 3M
  2. ABB
  3. AERMEC
  4. Airedale
  5. Aksa Power Generation
  6. Alfa Laval
  7. AVK
  8. Baudouin
  9. Carrier
  10. Caterpillar
  11. Condair Group
  12. Climaveneta
  13. Cummins
  14. D’Hondt Thermal Solutions
  15. Daikin Applied
  16. Delta Electronics
  17. EATON
  18. EBM-PAPST
  19. EMICON
  20. Enrogen
  21. FläktGroup
  22. Grundfos
  23. Guntner
  24. GESAB
  25. HiRef S.p.A
  26. HITEC Power Protection
  27. Honeywell
  28. INNIO
  29. JAEGGI Hybridtechnologie
  30. Johnson Controls
  31. Rehlko
  32. KyotoCooling
  33. Legrand
  34. Mitsubishi Electric
  35. Munters
  36. NetNordic Group AS
  37. Nlyte Software
  38. Perkins Engine
  39. Pillar Power Systems
  40. Riello Elettronica Group
  41. Rittal
  42. Rolls-Royce
  43. Schneider Electric
  44. Siemens
  45. Socomec Group
  46. STULZ
  47. Trane
  48. Vertiv
  49. ZIEHL-ABEGG

Prominent Data Center Construction Contractors

  1. ACS Group
  2. AECOM
  3. Altron
  4. AODC
  5. Abbeydale
  6. APL Data Center
  7. ARC:MC
  8. Ariatta
  9. ARSMAGNA GROUP
  10. Artelia
  11. Arup
  12. AtkinsRéalis
  13. Aurora Group
  14. Basler & Hoffman
  15. Benthem Crouwel Architects
  16. Bouygues Construction
  17. Bravida
  18. CapIngelec
  19. Caverion
  20. Coromatic AB
  21. Collen Construction
  22. COWI
  23. DataDome
  24. Deerns
  25. The Designer Group
  26. DIPL-ING.H.C. Hollige
  27. Dornan Engineering and Construction
  28. DPR Construction
  29. Engexpor
  30. Equans
  31. EIDA
  32. Exyte (M+W Group)
  33. Eiffage
  34. Ethos Engineering
  35. EYP Mission Critical Facilities
  36. Ferrovial
  37. Fluor Corporation
  38. Future-tech
  39. Generale Prefabbricati S.p.A
  40. Granlund Group
  41. Green MDC
  42. Gottileb Paludan Architects
  43. Haka Moscow
  44. ICT Facilities
  45. IDOM
  46. IMOS
  47. ISG
  48. JCA Engineering
  49. JERLAURE
  50. John Sisk & Son
  51. Kirby Group Engineering
  52. KKCG Group
  53. Linesight
  54. LPI Group
  55. M+W Group
  56. Mace Group
  57. Mercury
  58. Mentor Construction
  59. MiCiM
  60. MT Hojgaard
  61. Nicholas Webb Architects
  62. Norma Engineering
  63. PM Group
  64. PORR Group
  65. PQC
  66. Quark
  67. Ramboll
  68. RED Engineering Design
  69. Reid Brewin Architects
  70. Renco
  71. RKD
  72. Rosenberger
  73. Royal HaskoningDHV
  74. Salboheds
  75. Skanska
  76. SPIE
  77. Starching
  78. STO Building Group
  79. STRABAG
  80. STS Group
  81. Sweco
  82. Techbau
  83. Techko
  84. Tetra Tech
  85. TPF Ingenierie
  86. TTSP
  87. Turner & Townsend
  88. Warbud
  89. Winthrop Technologies
  90. YIT
  91. ZAUNERGROUP
  92. HDR Architecture
  93. CREATE Architecture
  94. RWO Associates
  95. GSE Group

Data Center Investors

  1. 3data
  2. 3s Group
  3. Aire Networks
  4. Amazon Web Services
  5. Ark Data Centres
  6. ARTNET
  7. Atman
  8. Apple
  9. Aruba S.p.A
  10. AtlasEdge
  11. AQ Compute
  12. atNorth
  13. Atomdata (Rosatom)
  14. Bahnhof
  15. Beyond.pl
  16. Bulk Infrastructure
  17. China Mobile International
  18. Compass Data Centers
  19. Colt Data Centre Services
  20. CyrusOne
  21. Data4
  22. DataCenter United
  23. Datum
  24. DENV-R
  25. Digital Realty
  26. EcoData Center
  27. EdgeConneX
  28. Equinix
  29. Meta (Facebook)
  30. Global Switch
  31. Google
  32. Green Datacenter
  33. Green Mountain
  34. Iron Mountain
  35. IXcellerate
  36. K2 STRATEGIC
  37. Kao Data
  38. Keppel Data Centres
  39. LCL Data Center
  40. Linxdatacenter
  41. maincubes SECURE DATACENTERS
  42. Merlin Properties
  43. Microsoft
  44. MTS
  45. NTT DATA
  46. Penta Infra
  47. Pure Data Centres
  48. Rostelecom
  49. Selectel
  50. STACK Infrastructure
  51. STACKIT
  52. STORESPEED
  53. Switch Datacenters
  54. Telehouse
  55. Thésée DataCenter
  56. Vantage Data Centers
  57. VIRTUS Data Centres
  58. Yondr

New Entrants

  1. Ada Infrastructure
  2. Apto Data Centre
  3. Art Data Centres
  4. Atlantic Data Infrastructure
  5. Best Wonder Business
  6. Blue
  7. Bluestar Datacentre
  8. Castle IT
  9. Ceske Radiokommunikace
  10. CloudHQ
  11. DATA CASTLE
  12. dataR GmbH
  13. DATA for MED
  14. Digital Reef
  15. Eclairion
  16. EdgeNebula
  17. EDGNEX Data Centres by DAMAC
  18. Elementica
  19. Energia Group
  20. Evroc
  21. Form8tion Data Centres
  22. Global Technical Realty
  23. GreenScale
  24. Goodman
  25. Ingenostrum
  26. KEVLINX
  27. Keysource+Namsos DataSenter
  28. Lasercharm
  29. Latos
  30. Mediterra Datacenters
  31. Nation Data Center
  32. Nautilus Data Technologies
  33. Nehos
  34. Nethits’ Telecom
  35. OPCORE
  36. PGIM Real Estate
  37. PHOCEA DC
  38. Polar DC
  39. Prime Data Centers
  40. Quetta Data Centers (Azora)
  41. QTS Data Centers
  42. REMOV
  43. SDC Capital Partners
  44. SEGRO
  45. Serve Centric
  46. VITALI
  47. Kasi Cloud
  48. Kemet Data Center (Intro Technology and Oman Data Park)
  49. Khazna Data Centers
  50. Gulf Data Hub

EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET FAQs

How big is the Europe data center market?

The Europe data center market size by investment was valued at USD 47.23 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 97.30 billion by 2030.

What are the key trends in the Europe data center market?

High adoption of artificial intelligence, increase in 5G deployments aiding in the growth of edge data centers, sustainability initiatives attracting data center operators, rise in the district heating concept, and innovative construction techniques for data centers are some key trends in the Europe data center market.

What is the growth rate of the Europe data center market?

The Europe data center market share by investment is growing at a CAGR of 12.80% from 2024-2030.

What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Europe data center market by 2030?

Regarding area, the Europe data center market is expected to reach 13.17 million square feet by 2030.

How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Europe data center market by 2030?

In the Europe data center market, power capacity is expected to reach 3,058 MW by 2030.

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1. ABOUT ARIZTON

2. ABOUT OUR DATA CENTER CAPABILITIES

3. WHAT’S INCLUDED

4. SEGMENTS INCLUDED

5. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

6. MARKET AT GLANCE

7. PREMIUM INSIGHTS

8. IMPACT OF TARRIFF ON EUROPE DATA CENTER MARKET

8.1. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

8.2. INVESTMENT: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

8.3. AREA: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

8.4. POWER CAPACITY: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

9. MARKET DYNAMICS

9.1. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES & TRENDS

9.2. MARKET GROWTH ENABLERS

9.3. MARKET RESTRAINTS

9.4. SITE SELECTION CRITERIA

10. FACILITY TYPE SEGMENTATION

10.1. HYPERSCALE DATA CENTERS

10.2. COLOCATION DATA CENTERS

10.3. ENTERPRISE DATA CENTERS

11. INFRASTRUCTURE SEGMENTATION

11.1. IT INFRASTRUCTURE

11.2. ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

11.3. MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

11.4. COOLING SYSTEMS

11.5. COOLING TECHNIQUES

11.6. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

12. TIER STANDARDS SEGMENTATION

13. GEOGRAPHY SEGMENTATION

14. WESTERN EUROPE

14.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT & KEY HIGHLIGHTS

14.2. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INVESTMENT

14.3. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

14.4. DATA CENTER MARKET BY AREA

14.5. DATA CENTER MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

14.6. DATA CENTER MARKET BY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

14.7. DATA CENTER MARKET BY IT INFRASTRUCTURE

15. UK

15.1. INVESTMENT

15.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

15.3. AREA

15.4. MARKET BY AREA

15.5. POWER CAPACITY

15.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

15.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

15.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

15.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE U.K.

16. GERMANY

16.1. INVESTMENT

16.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

16.3. AREA

16.4. MARKET BY AREA

16.5. POWER CAPACITY

16.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

16.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

16.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

16.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE GERMANY

17. FRANCE

17.1. INVESTMENT

17.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

17.3. AREA

17.4. MARKET BY AREA

17.5. POWER CAPACITY

17.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

17.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

17.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

17.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE FRANCE

18. NETHERLANDS

18.1. INVESTMENT

18.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

18.3. AREA

18.4. MARKET BY AREA

18.5. POWER CAPACITY

18.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

18.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

18.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

18.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE NETHERLANDS

19. IRELAND

19.1. INVESTMENT

19.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

19.3. AREA

19.4. MARKET BY AREA

19.5. POWER CAPACITY

19.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

19.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

19.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

19.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN THE IRELAND

20. ITALY

20.1. INVESTMENT

20.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

20.3. AREA

20.4. MARKET BY AREA

20.5. POWER CAPACITY

20.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

20.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

20.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

20.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN ITALY

21. SPAIN

21.1. INVESTMENT

21.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

21.3. AREA

21.4. MARKET BY AREA

21.5. POWER CAPACITY

21.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

21.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

21.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

21.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN SPAIN

22. SWITZERLAND

22.1. INVESTMENT

22.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

22.3. AREA

22.4. MARKET BY AREA

22.5. POWER CAPACITY

22.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

22.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

22.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

22.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN SWITZERLAND

23. BELGIUM

23.1. INVESTMENT

23.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

23.3. AREA

23.4. MARKET BY AREA

23.5. POWER CAPACITY

23.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

23.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

23.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

23.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN BELGIUM

24. PORTUGAL

24.1. INVESTMENT

24.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

24.3. AREA

24.4. MARKET BY AREA

24.5. POWER CAPACITY

24.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

24.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

24.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

24.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN PORTUGAL

25. GREECE

25.1. INVESTMENT

25.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

25.3. AREA

25.4. MARKET BY AREA

25.5. POWER CAPACITY

25.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

25.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

25.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

25.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN GREECE

26. OTHER WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

26.1. INVESTMENT

26.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

26.3. AREA

26.4. MARKET BY AREA

26.5. POWER CAPACITY

26.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

26.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

26.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

27. NORDICS

27.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT & KEY HIGHLIGHTS

27.2. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INVESTMENT

27.3. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

27.4. DATA CENTER MARKET BY AREA

27.5. DATA CENTER MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

27.6. DATA CENTER MARKET BY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

27.7. DATA CENTER MARKET BY IT INFRASTRUCTURE

27.8. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN NORDICS

28. DENMARK

28.1. INVESTMENT

28.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

28.3. AREA

28.4. MARKET BY AREA

28.5. POWER CAPACITY

28.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

28.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

28.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

29. SWEDEN

29.1. INVESTMENT

29.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

29.3. AREA

29.4. MARKET BY AREA

29.5. POWER CAPACITY

29.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

29.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

29.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

30. NORWAY

30.1. INVESTMENT

30.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

30.3. AREA

30.4. MARKET BY AREA

30.5. POWER CAPACITY

30.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

30.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

30.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

31. FINLAND

31.1. INVESTMENT

31.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

31.3. AREA

31.4. MARKET BY AREA

31.5. POWER CAPACITY

31.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

31.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

31.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

32. ICELAND

32.1. INVESTMENT

32.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

32.3. AREA

32.4. MARKET BY AREA

32.5. POWER CAPACITY

32.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

32.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

32.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

33. CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

33.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT & KEY HIGHLIGHTS

33.2. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INVESTMENT

33.3. DATA CENTER MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

33.4. DATA CENTER MARKET BY AREA

33.5. DATA CENTER MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

33.6. DATA CENTER MARKET BY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

33.7. DATA CENTER MARKET BY IT INFRASTRUCTURE

33.8. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

34. RUSSIA

34.1. INVESTMENT

34.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

34.3. AREA

34.4. MARKET BY AREA

34.5. POWER CAPACITY

34.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

34.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

34.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

35. POLAND

35.1. INVESTMENT

35.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

35.3. AREA

35.4. MARKET BY AREA

35.5. POWER CAPACITY

35.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

35.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

35.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

36. AUSTRIA

36.1. INVESTMENT

36.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

36.3. AREA

36.4. MARKET BY AREA

36.5. POWER CAPACITY

36.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

36.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

36.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

37. CZECH REPUBLIC

37.1. INVESTMENT

37.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

37.3. AREA

37.4. MARKET BY AREA

37.5. POWER CAPACITY

37.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

37.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

37.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

38. OTHER CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

38.1. INVESTMENT

38.2. MARKET BY INVESTMENT

38.3. AREA

38.4. MARKET BY AREA

38.5. POWER CAPACITY

38.6. MARKET BY POWER CAPACITY

38.7. KEY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ADOPTION

38.8. MARKET BY INFRASTRUCTURE

38.9. LIST OF UPCOMING DATA CENTER PROJECTS IN CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

39. MARKET PARTICIPANTS

39.1. IT INFRASTRUCTURE PROVIDERS

39.2. SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PROVIDERS

39.3. DATA CENTER CONTRACTORS & SUBCONTRACTORS

39.4. DATA CENTER INVESTORS

39.5. NEW ENTRANTS

40. QUANTITATIVE SUMMARY

41. APPENDIX

41.1. ABBREVIATIONS

41.2. DEFINITIONS

41.3. SEGMENTAL COVERAGE

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Europe data center market?

The Europe data center market size by investment was valued at USD 47.23 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 97.30 billion by 2030.

What are the key trends in the Europe data center market?

High adoption of artificial intelligence, increase in 5G deployments aiding in the growth of edge data centers, sustainability initiatives attracting data center operators, rise in the district heating concept, and innovative construction techniques for data centers are some key trends in the Europe data center market.

What is the growth rate of the Europe data center market?

The Europe data center market share by investment is growing at a CAGR of 12.80% from 2024-2030.

What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Europe data center market by 2030?

Regarding area, the Europe data center market is expected to reach 13.17 million square feet by 2030.

How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Europe data center market by 2030?

In the Europe data center market, power capacity is expected to reach 3,058 MW by 2030.