Big Market Research adds a report titled "Global Data Center Cooling Market (Solutions, Services, Verticals, User Type, Geography) - Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profiles, Demand, Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and Forecast , 2013 - 2020."

The report provides a comprehensive view and strategic analysis of the global data center cooling market. Electronic equipment at data centers work efficiently in cold weathered conditions. Hence, Data Center Cooling Market is helping such electronic equipment to run efficiently by providing the HVAC control systems. The report forecasts the overall sales of the market to reach $144.3 million units by 2015, witnessing a CAGR of 18.5%.

 

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Data center cooling is a key part in the HVAC control systems; hence, it is expected to grow at a healthy rate. Data managing services are getting popular in numerous industry verticals due to its efficiency in managing important data. As per the report, temperature controls and air conditioning together account for about 45% of the overall power consumption expenditure in a data center.

Major factor driving the market growth is the increasing efficiency of the data center due to cooling. However, uninterrupted supply of power is necessary to run data centers effectively. Such a continuous supply of power is mostly possible in developed countries. Developing countries face frequent power shortages. Thus, such an uninterrupted power supply requirement would hinder the market growth. Further, the extreme weather conditions also pose a challenge to the market.

The report profiles key companies that operate in the market. The report provides extensive and strategic data on the profiled companies. The companies analyzed include American Power Conversion Corporation, Coolcentric, Emerson Network Power, Hitachi, Fujitsu, HP, IBM, Intel, Stulz and Rittal.