Data Center Networking Market Size, By Component, By Application, By Network, By Organization Size, By Data Center Growth Forecast, 2025 - 2034

Data Center Networking Market Size

The global data center networking market was estimated at USD 26.1 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 28.4 billion in 2025 to USD 89.2 billion in 2034, at a CAGR of 13.6%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.
 

• The increased need for cloud services, AI-driven workloads, and the IoT expansion have been influential in changing the data centers infrastructure. According to Statista, the data center market is projected to reach USD 527.46 bn in 2025, fueled by hyperscale expansions and enterprise digital transformation. Networking solutions enable operators to simulate traffic operations, anticipate performance, and streamline operations to reduce latency, downtimes and total costs. High-level simulation and network automation are used to ensure more efficiency, security and strict compliance regulations in OEMs and IT managers.
   
• For example, in June 2025, Cisco introduces new AI-ready data center projects: unified fabric with Nexus Dashboard, Nvidia alliance with Spectrum-X Ethernet + Cisco Silicon One, new AI PODs and 400G optics. Enterprise security in Agile Services Networking assists service providers in monetizing AI, built-in security.
   
• The increasing demand for decarbonizing IT activities and operating data centers with renewable energies sources is driving operators to use energy-efficient switching and optical interconnects and software-defined networking (SDN) platforms, which lengthen lifecycle reliability and minimize power consumption. Network virtualization and digital twins can provide real-time traffic optimization, predictive capacity planning, and congestion control, and smart data center initiatives in North America, Europe, and Asia demonstrate up to 30 percent energy saving and throughput improvements.
   
• The COVID-19 crisis was a decelerator of remote management of networks, cloud-native models and edge connections. In-premises workloads and physical scaling were constrained, driving operators focused on AI-based automation, zero-trust security, and cloud-based traffic coordination. Investments in SD-WAN, secure access service edge (SASE), and cloud-enabled network control systems grew to provide ultimate business continuity and resiliency in the supply chain.
   
• The surge in AI training clusters, high-performance computing (HPC), and 5G backhaul integration has led to the acute demand of low-latency and high-throughput networking platforms. The critical areas in which hyperscale and telecom operators are making significant investments to attain scale, speed, and reliability goals are Ethernet (400G/800G), InfiniBand and optical interconnects. According to the Uptime Institute, the advanced network automation will reduce the cost of downtime by 35% and improve the interoperability of the multi-clouds.
   
• The data center networking market is well-positioned in North America with the support of hyperscale expansions by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google, and Meta as well as robust investment in infrastructure ready to handle AI support. Software-defined, cyber-secure, and scalable networking solutions are being driven by established vendors like Cisco Systems, Arista Networks and Juniper Networks, and the region is poised to lead the world on modern data center connectivity.
   
• The fastest-growing region is Asia-Pacific which invests heavily in cloud regions, hyperscale campuses, and 5G integration. China, India, Singapore and Japan are fast moving towards SDN, optical switching and intent based networking to accommodate the ever-increasing internet traffic, smart city initiatives, AI workloads. Programs such as China Eastern Data, Western computing project, Indian Digital India Mission and Japanese Society 5 0 are making the next-generation data center networking technologies to be embraced rapidly.
   

Data Center Networking Market Trends

• AI and machine learning are also becoming common in modern data centers to monitor traffic patterns, predict failures, and automate network configuration. Automation minimizes human touch, lowers latency, boosts cybersecurity, and enables real-time allocation of resources. AI-controlled multi-cloud and hybrid-networks provide a mechanism to ensure seamless management of workload, quicker provisioning and better utilization of energy, which facilitates high-performance and cost-effective operations.
   
• For example, in June 2025, Cisco unveiled an AI-optimized family of data center solutions, such as extended AI PODs, centralized management via the Unified Nexus Dashboard, and interoperability of NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet with Cisco Silicon One. These innovations focus on making data centers easier, more secure, and future-proof and empower organizations to begin their AI aspirations with confidence.
   
• Data centers are also migrating to 400G/800G Ethernet, optical interconnects, and modular architectures to support increasing amounts of data and applications with high latency. Service-based platforms, which are modular in nature, offer scalability, flexible deployment and energy efficiency. This is because hyperscale operators and businesses can add capacity dynamically, support AI workloads, integrate SDN/NFV solutions, and can empower high throughput, less downtime and network infrastructure agility in the future.
   
• Digital twin technologies enable the virtual recreation of network infrastructure to provide real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and simulate network changes. Management platforms that use clouds offer central visibility, remotely controlled and improved cybersecurity. This lowers operational expenses, eliminates downtime, enhances reliability, and allows virtual testing of configurations prior to deployment, which streamlines lifecycle management and makes the management of data center operations easier and results in superior decision-making.
   

Data Center Networking Market Analysis

Based on component, the market is divided into hardware and services. The hardware segment dominated the data center networking industry, accounting for around 76% in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 13% through 2034.
 

• The data center networking market is dominated by the hardware segment due to the physical infrastructure being the basis of connectivity in and out of data centers. The extensive and unparalleled development of data traffic, cloud usage, and integration of the IoT requires high-performance switches, routers, servers, and optical fiber systems. With the expansion of enterprises, there is a need to have a reliable, low-latency, and secure hardware to address the free flow of data, efficient load-balancing, and the continuity of service provision.
   
• For example, in June 2024, Ooredoo, one of the largest telecommunication companies in Qatar, and Nvidia signed a major collaboration to install the latest AI hardware in several data centers in the Middle East. It is the first significant move of Nvidia into the region, which strives to develop AI infrastructure and services in Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Algeria, Tunisia, and the Maldives.
   
• Moreover, continuous investment in the implementation of hyperscale, 5G, and edge computing compels the need to install sophisticated networking devices. Software-defined networking (SDN) and virtualization are currently trending, but they continue to have a strong hardware base. This dependency guarantees that hardware will maintain the biggest section of the total information center network market.
   
• Services segment will grow at a CAGR of over 15% due to the increasing demand for network design, integration and optimization to cater to more complex data center environments. With the uptake of cloud and AI applications and IoT applications by enterprises, they need managed services, consulting, and support to facilitate smooth performance and security.
   

Based on application, the data center networking market is segmented into Colocation, BFSI, energy, government, healthcare, manufacturing, IT & telecom and others. The IT & telecom segment dominates the market accounting for around 28% share in 2024, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 14% between 2025 and 2034.
 

• The IT & telecom industry represents the largest share of the data center networking industry because it produces huge amounts of data that need high-speed connectivity, low-latency, and high-quality infrastructure. Telecom operators are the first in the line to implement 5G, edge computing, and IoT ecosystems, which require sophisticated networking equipment and solutions. Likewise, cloud computing, AI, and big data analytics enable IT firms to work with massive loads, which increases the necessity of a scalable network of data centers.
   
• Moreover, IT & Telecom firms are also engaged in establishing hyperscale data centers all the time to facilitate connectivity and digital transformation around the world. Their increased use of technologies in SDN and virtualization makes their operations efficient, and, therefore, this industry is the largest consumer of sophisticated networking solutions.
   
• For example, in July 2025, Siemens Mobility installed Level 2 ETCS on the London-to-Edinburgh East Coast Main Line, which enabled continuous in-cab signaling, which increased the capacity and speed and punctuality of trains, and removed the use of traditional lineside signals, thereby making the operation of the lineside safer and more efficient.
   
• The colocation segment will expand at a CAGR of more than 15% in the data center networking market due to the increasing need for scalable, secure and cost-effective IT infrastructure. Companies are moving towards colocation services to house servers and network devices instead of subjecting themselves to large investments in the construction and maintenance of their own data center.
   

Based on network, the market is segmented into Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and InfiniBand. Ethernet segment is expected to dominate the market with around 65% share due to its high scalability, cost-efficiency, and widespread adoption across enterprises.
 

• The Ethernet segment dominates the data center networking market due to its high scaling capacity, low cost and its wide compatibility with the existing IT infrastructure. Ethernet technology has a wide variety of different speeds, including regular 1 10GbE and extremely high 400 100GbE and more, allowing data centers to effectively manage growing amounts of traffic caused by the cloud computing environment, AI load, and other big data applications. Its common protocols make integration across servers, storage and networking equipment easy, minimizing operation complexity and deployment cost to enterprises.
   
• Furthermore, Ethernet has the advantage of continuous innovation, such as high-density cables, low-latency switches, energy-efficient designs, which also improve performance and lower the cost of operation. The benefits are what have made Ethernet the hyperscale, enterprise, and colocation data center solution of choice worldwide, ensuring its presence in the market.
   
• For example, in June 2025, Broadcom released the delivery of its Tomahawk 6 data-center switch chip that provides 102.4 terabits per second of Ethernet switching capacity, twice the bandwidth of current products in the market. The chip, designed with AI-driven data centers, enables scaling to more than one million processors and combines high bandwidth, energy efficiency, and AI-friendly adaptive routing.
   
• The fiber channel segment is projected to have the highest CAGR of over 14.5% due to the continuously rising pressure of high-speed and low-latency storage area networks (SANs) in enterprise and hyperscale data centers. It has a high level of reliability, dedicated bandwidth and greater security which makes it suitable in mission critical applications such as AI, cloud storage, and financial services.
   

Based on organization size, the data center networking market is divided into SMEs, and Large Enterprises. The large enterprises dominated the market accounting for 70% share in 2024.
 

• The high market share in the data center networking industry is vested in the large enterprises segment because such organizations have a need of a strong, scalable and highly reliable networking infrastructure to accommodate huge amounts of data, sophisticated IT processes, and applications that are considered vital to the organization. Large companies tend to have more than one data center in a region, managing cloud computing, big data analytics, artificial intelligence workloads, and virtualization. Advanced data center networking solutions are required by the fact that their IT environments require switches, routers and storage networks with high performance to guarantee low latency, redundancy, and constant availability.
   
• Moreover, big companies can afford to invest in avenues of the newest technology including Ethernet, fiber channel as well as software-defined networking, as well as managed and colocation services. This allows them to maximize operational effectiveness, improve cybersecurity and competitive advantage, supporting their leading market share.
   
• For example, in September 2025, the Swedish digital infrastructure provider EcoDataCenter financed USD 703.5 million in debt with Deutsche Bank to expedite its rollout of AI-oriented data centers. The capital will be used to build massive plants in Falun and Borlange, which will be used to process AI and compute-intensive applications.
   
• Moreover, the SMEs segment will see the most rapid expansion because of growing digitalization, cloud usage, and the necessity of cost-effective and scalable data center networking systems. SMEs are using hybrid IT, colocation, and managed services to aid business continuity, remote working and data-driven business decisions.
   

US dominated the data center networking market in North America with around 85% share and generated USD 7.98 billion in revenue in 2024.
 

• The U.S. market for data center networking is the biggest in North America with hyperscale cloud implementations, enterprise digital transformation, federal efforts on AI and cybersecurity, and the need to support high-speed and low-latency networks. Use of AI-enabled networks, software-defined networks and cloud-managed networks forms the basis of scalable and energy efficient operations of hyperscale networks, enterprises and government agencies.
   
• Moreover, huge investments in 5G-ready infrastructure, edge computing, and high-performance AI clusters are speeding up market growth. Partnerships with major vendors like Cisco, Arista Networks, Juniper Networks and Dell Technologies enable businesses to implement modular, secure and resilient networking platforms, which are supportive of multi-cloud applications, virtualization, and proactive maintenance of IT infrastructures.
   
• For example, in September 2025, Super Micro Computer declared a collaboration with Nokia to incorporate its switching equipment with Nokia data-center automation tools and network-operating system. The partnership is designed to develop end-to-end AI datacenters, which increase flexibility and scale infrastructure capacity. The stock of Super Micro increased by 5.5% after the announcement, which indicated that investors believed in the potential of the partnership.
   
• Canada is expected to emerge as the fastest-growing market in the North American region because of the federal investments in cloud adoption, sustainable IT infrastructure, and the modernization of enterprise networks. Green, energy-efficient and AI-ready city-centric such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal are driving the need to use high-speed networking and hybrid cloud integration.
   
• The expansion is further supported by government initiatives and government-business collaboration, which allow Canadian companies and hyperscale to adopt modular, AI-enabled, and cloud-managed networking systems. Such investments will focus on enhancing operational efficiency, cybersecurity, and the scale of digital infrastructure to serve increase workloads and new AI applications.
   

The data center networking market in Germany is expected to experience robust growth between 2025 and 2034.
 

• Europe accounts for around 33% of the market in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 15%. The industry is experiencing growth through scale-driven investments in hyperscale data centers, enterprise cloud deployment, and robust government actions in support of digital infrastructure, sustainability, and network modernization that is energy efficient. The transformation towards the elimination of carbon footprints and improved efficiency of IT is accelerating the implementation of AI-powered, high-speed, and modular networking platforms.
   
• Germany is a market leader, as it has the largest market share in the European market because of its well-developed IT ecosystem and high focus on digitalization. The programs such as nationwide AI-ready data center and cloud transformation strategy make Germany a center of high-level networking infrastructure. Investments in energy-efficient data centers and optical interconnects and adoption of SDN/NFV are supported by the government to improve reliability, scalability, and sustainability.
   
• Cisco, Arista Networks, and Juniper Networks are some of the top vendors having won multi-million-euro agreements with German hyperscale and enterprise customers to deploy modular, AI-based networking solutions. Research centers and universities are working with industry players to speed up innovation in automation, predictive analytics, and network virtualization. This ecosystem makes Germany an innovator of networks, high-performance operations and energy-saving IT solutions in Europe.
   
• For example, in August 2025, Deutsche Telekom announced that it will develop an industrial AI cloud with NVIDIA and Brookfield in Germany. The project will support the European manufacturers by the provision of AI infrastructure. NVIDIA will donate 10,000 chips, and Deutsche Telekom will handle data centers, infrastructure, operations, sales, security, and AI solutions. The project reflects the interests of Germany in increasing digital sovereignty and economic resilience.
   
• The UK is the most rapidly growing market in Europe, driven by the rapid development of cloud services, modernization of enterprise networks, and AI infrastructure adoption. The adoption is being propelled by initiatives such as massive hyperscale implementations, government-led AI and 5G-enabled data center initiatives, and enterprise migrations to hybrid cloud infrastructure. The rapid market expansion is supported by the high attention to sustainability, energy efficiency, and digital innovation.
   

The data center networking market in China is expected to experience strong growth between 2025 and 2034.
 

• Asia-Pacific leads the world with more than 24% data center networking industry in 2025 and is the fastest growing region at an CAGR of over 16%. Rapid urbanization, massive adoption of clouds, hyperscale data center expansion, and robust government support of digital infrastructure modernization in China, India, and Southeast Asia drive growth.
   
• China is leading the Asian-Pacific market through massive investments in hyperscale cloud campuses, AI-prepared data centers, and high-speed optical networks. The digital transformation initiative is also being funded by the government to meet the rising enterprise needs, AI needs, and the edge computing needs. The 14th Five-Year Plan policies focus on smart, energy-saving and integrated network of data centers to improve performance, reliability and sustainability.
   
• The leading Chinese firms, such as Huawei, Inspur and ZTE, are at the forefront of innovation offering AI-enabled switches, 400G/800G Ethernet, software-defined networking (SDN), and cloud orchestration solutions. They are implemented on hyperscale campuses, urban enterprise hubs, and industrial AI clusters to achieve the design of scalable, secure and low-latency network infrastructure.
   
• Moreover, AI-based network automation, predictive maintenance, and intelligent traffic management are taking shape faster due to joint ventures and cooperations with foreign players. The sustained investments made by China in digital infrastructure, which were facilitated by the state incentives and public-private collaboration, cement the status of the country as the leader in the Asia-Pacific data center networking market.
   
• India has the fastest growing market in the region that is driven by economic growth, urbanization, and colossal investments in cloud computing and enterprise IT modernization. Government support such as Digital India and Make in India, as well as support of AI and 5G-ready data centers is rapidly driving the use of high-performance networking platforms, SDN, and modular and energy-efficient architectures.
   
• In July 2025, Tata communications joined forces with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in building a superior AI-ready network in India. This collaboration will create high-capacity resilient long-distance network that will fill AWS infrastructure between Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai. The network will facilitate it to support the rising interest in generative AI, machine learning, and cloud-based applications within the nation.
   

The data center networking market in Brazil is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
 

• Latin America accounts for roughly 5% of the market, growing steadily at a CAGR of around 14%. This expansion is supported by greater use of cloud computing, growth of products of the IoT and digital transformation in the industries. The governmental programs of smart cities, 5G, and better digital infrastructure ensure even a higher pace of market growth. Moreover, multinational tech firms are spending a lot of money on regional data centers making Latin America a major hub.
   
• Brazil is one of the most potential markets in the Latin American data center networking sector because of the growing digitalization in industries. The increased network infrastructure is being demanded by the uptake of cloud computing, AI applications, and IoT solutions. The requirement to have scalable networking solutions is also being exacerbated by the fact that businesses are modernizing old systems to accommodate the transfer of data in a faster and more reliable way, and the growth of remote work and e-commerce.
   
• The modernization of digital infrastructure by the government, investments in smart cities, and 5G infrastructure are solidifying the backbone of the network in the country. Moreover, the fact that Brazil is one of the Latin America regional centers is bringing foreign technology firms to build their data centers in the country, which contributes to a perpetual market development.
   
• For example, in September 2024, Microsoft announced a USD 2.7 billion investment in Brazil in a 3-year timeframe to develop its cloud and AI infrastructure, the largest single investment in Brazil announced by the company. This project will promote economic development of Brazil and its commitment to the region in the long term.
   
• Data center networking market in Mexico is one of the most rapidly growing in Latin America due to the rapid digitalization, rising cloud adoption, and growth of IT services. The increasing demand in e-commerce, financial service and manufacturing is driving upgrades in the network. Moreover, the efforts of the government to enhance digital infrastructure, as well as investments in 5G and smart city projects, are enhancing connectivity. The global technology firms are also setting up data centers in the local markets, which are increasing market growth.
   

The data center networking market in UAE is expected to experience significant and promising growth from 2025 to 2034.
 

• Middle East and Africa (MEA) hold around 2% of the market in 2024, with steady growth driven by rising cloud adoption, digital transformation initiatives, and increased IT infrastructure investments. Governments are actively working to encourage smart city initiatives and 5G implementation, and businesses are modernizing legacy networks to enable the use of data-intensive applications. Moreover, the foreign technological firms are investing in regional data centers, advancing the connection and making MEA an emerging data center networking hub.
   
• The data center networking market in the UAE is evolving at a very fast pace due to the digital transformation in the government, financial services, and enterprise segments. The rise in the use of cloud computing, IoT solutions and AI applications have generated the need to have a high-speed, scalable and secure network infrastructure. The growth of e-commerce, fintech, and smart city projects has also increased the demand for sophisticated network solutions of data centers to facilitate big volume of data processing and storage.
   
• Digital infrastructure is experiencing developments because of strategic government programs, such as the UAE National Innovation Strategy and smart city programs. Moreover, the largest cloud service providers in the world, including AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, continue to invest heavily in local data centers, further consolidating the UAE as a major data center networking in the Middle East.
   
• The data center networking market is highly growing in Saudi Arabia in the MEA region due to the initiatives of Vision 2030 carried out in the Kingdom, which focus on digital transformation, cloud computing, and smart urbanization. Moreover, the rising usage by major industries like finance, healthcare, and e-commerce is driving the requirement to support high-speed, secure and scalable data center networking solutions. In addition, global cloud and technology vendors are setting up regional data centers to sustain the growing digital ecosystem and address the increasing market demands.
   

Data Center Networking Market Share

• The top 7 companies in the data center networking industry are Cisco, Dell, Extreme Networks, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Huawei, Arista Networks, and Juniper Networks, contributed around 41% of the market in 2024.
   
• Cisco focuses on software-defined networking (SDN), automation, and AI-driven analytics to modernize data centers. Its Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) and Nexus switching platforms enable scalable, secure, and programmable environments. Cisco emphasizes hybrid cloud integration, cybersecurity, and intent-based networking to strengthen its market leadership while building ecosystem partnerships and recurring revenue through software and services.
   
• Dell leverages open networking and integrated infrastructure solutions to deliver flexible, cost-efficient data center networking. Its Power Switch portfolio and integration with VMware and Dell servers provide seamless cloud and edge connectivity. Dell emphasizes disaggregated hardware, automation, and software-defined solutions, allowing enterprises to simplify operations while enabling multi-cloud, hybrid environments aligned with scalability and sustainability goals.
   
• Extreme Networks drives growth through cloud-managed networking and automation in data centers. Its Fabric Connect and Extreme Cloud platforms enable secure, agile, and simplified operations. The company focuses on AI-driven analytics, subscription-based services, and end-to-end visibility. By promoting interoperability and flexible deployment models, Extreme positions itself as a customer-centric provider for hybrid and edge data center needs.
   
• HPE emphasizes software-defined, consumption-based networking solutions for data centers through its Aruba Networking division. Key strategies include automation, AI-powered insights, and integration with HPE GreenLake for as-a-service delivery. HPE prioritizes hybrid cloud and edge capabilities, enabling enterprises to scale flexibly. Its approach blends infrastructure, management, and services, providing cost optimization and innovation across distributed data centers.
   
• Huawei advances data center networking with its CloudFabric and AI-powered automation platforms, focusing on intelligent, energy-efficient, and high-performance switching. Its strategy emphasizes 400G/800G innovations, intent-driven networks, and open ecosystem collaboration. Despite regulatory challenges in some markets, Huawei positions itself strongly in Asia, Middle East, and Africa by offering end-to-end solutions and competitive pricing to expand adoption.
   
• Arista centers on cloud networking with its EOS (Extensible Operating System) and high-performance switches tailored for hyperscale, enterprise, and edge data centers. Its strategies include network automation, programmability, and multi-cloud integration. Arista invests in 400G/800G Ethernet, AI-driven architectures, and partnerships with cloud providers. Its cloud-first, open-standards approach provides agility and scalability, strengthening its leadership in hyperscale deployments.
   
• Juniper leverages AI-driven networking through its Apstra intent-based platform and high-performance QFX series switches. Its strategy emphasizes automation, observability, and simplified operations to reduce complexity in multi-cloud and hybrid data centers. Juniper integrates security and SDN while targeting enterprises and service providers. Its differentiated AI-driven assurance and as-a-service models enhance competitiveness in evolving data center ecosystems.
   

Data Center Networking Market Companies

Major players operating in the data center networking industry are:
 

• Arista Networks
• Bosch
• Cisco
• Continental
• Dell
• Extreme Networks
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
• Huawei Technologies
• Juniper Networks
• ZF Friedrichshafen
   
• Leading companies in the data center networking market are advancing with AI, automation, and software-defined technologies to enhance scalability, efficiency, and security. Innovations in 400G/800G Ethernet, intent-based networking, and predictive analytics enable real-time visibility, autonomous operations, and reduced downtime, while cybersecurity integration ensures resilience against evolving digital threats and compliance demands.
   
• Players are expanding cloud-native networking platforms, digital twins, and edge connectivity to optimize performance and lower total ownership costs. Strong emphasis is placed on hybrid and multi-cloud architectures, with 5G and IoT integration enabling faster, reliable communication. Strategic partnerships with hyperscale, IT providers, and telecom firms accelerate co-development and seamless interoperability.
   
• Companies invest in global expansion by aligning solutions with regional data compliance and sustainability requirements, particularly in North America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. Beyond product innovation, they emphasize lifecycle services such as automation upgrades, managed services, and long-term support contracts, building stronger client trust, recurring revenues, and competitive differentiation in rapidly evolving data center ecosystems.
   

Data Center Networking Industry News

• In June 2024, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Danfoss collaborated to deliver HPE’s IT Sustainability Services Data Center Heat Recovery, an off-the-shelf heat recovery module that will help organizations to manage and value excess heat as they transition towards more sustainable IT facilities.
   
• In March 2024, Arista Networks launched Arista Etherlink, a standards-based Ethernet solution designed for AI workloads. Powered by AI-optimized Arista EOS, Etherlink delivers scalable infrastructure supporting deployments from a few thousand up to hundreds of thousands of XPUs across both one- and two-tier network topologies.
   
• In March 2024, NVIDIA introduced the X800 series of switches, including the Quantum-X800 InfiniBand and Spectrum-X800 Ethernet models. These next-generation switches deliver speeds of 800Gb/s, setting a new benchmark for AI and GPU computing. Widely adopted by enterprises, they enhance AI, cloud, and high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities with unmatched speed and efficiency.
   
• In January 2024, IBM announced a collaboration with American Tower, a global digital infrastructure provider, to accelerate the deployment of a hybrid, multi-cloud computing platform at the edge. Through this collaboration, American Tower plans to expand its neutral-host, Access Edge Data Center ecosystem to include IBM Hybrid Cloud capabilities and Red Hat OpenShift.
   
• In June 2023, Cisco Systems Inc., a leading software company, announced the launch of a full-stack observability platform. This new offer brings data together from different areas, such as networking, applications, and others.
   

The data center networking market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue ($Bn) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

Market, By Component

• Hardware
  • Ethernet switches
  • Routers
  • Servers
  • Application Delivery Controller (ADC)
  • Others
• Service
  • Managed services
  • Professional services

Market, By Application

• BFSI
• Colocation
• Energy
• Government
• Healthcare
• Manufacturing
• IT & Telecom
• Others

Market, By Network

• Ethernet
• Fibre Channel
• InfiniBand

Market, By Organization Size

• Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
• Large Enterprises

Market, By Data Center

• Enterprise
• Hyperscale
• Edge
• Colocation
• Others

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • US
  • Canada
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
  • Nordics
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • Australia
  • South Korea
  • Philippines
  • Indonesia
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina 
• MEA
  • South Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE