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[September 30, 2016]

North America Hyperscale Data Center Market (2016-2022) - Unprecedented Growth in Internet Applications - Research and Markets

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "North America Hyperscale Data Center Market (2016-2022)" report to their offering.

Hyperscale data center offers single and largely expandable compute architecture. The architecture offers computing, networking and storage solutions and is built from small, individual servers called nodes, which are grouped together as a single entity and accordingly managed. Technological innovations have led the hyperscale data center market to be one among the prime technologies. It is the one of the fastest growing markets in the information technology sector. Virtualization, new cloud based services and unprecedented growth in internet applications have together added to the complexity in the applications.

With numerous applications data center designs have more flexibility than ever. The present market conditions have made way for hyperscale data centers across various industry domains, especially within the IT & telecom BFSI, energy and manufacturing sectors. The advent of hyperscale data centers have immensely benefited these industries, due to the technical edge the technology offers, its efficiency, and other associated benefits. The hyperscale data center is very economical as a technology; therefore, is a perfect solution for low investment approach.

The report highlights the adoption of Hyperscale Data Center. Based on the component type, the Hyperscale Data Center market is segmented into Servers, Networking and Others. The market is segmented into Cloud Providers, Collocation and Enterprises bases upon the User type. The Applications highlighted in this report include IT & Telecom, BFSI, Government Utilities, Healthcare, Energy, Manufacturing and Others (Education & Retail).

Companies Mentioned:

IBM (News - Alert) Corporation
Cisco Systems, Inc.
HP Enterprise Company
Microsoft Corporation
Intel Corporation
Google (News - Alert) Inc.
Amazon.com, Inc.
SAP SE

Key Topics Covered:

1. Market Scope & Methodology

2. Executive Summary

3. Market Overview

4. North America Hyperscale Data Center Market By Component Type

5. North America Hyperscale Data Center Market By User Type

6. North America Hyperscale Data Center Market By Application

7. North America Hyperscale Data Center Market By Country

8. Company Profiles

For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cmtcj8/north_america

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