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Data Centres: The Infrastructure That Underpins The Cloud May 2017 Cloud computing is redefining the way that IT services are accessed and delivered Service Types Deployment Models Characteristics Software as a Service On Demand, Public

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Data Centres: The Infrastructure That Underpins The Cloud

May 2017

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Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Characteristics On Demand, Self-Service Pay-as-you-use, Metered Consumption Rapid Elasticity, Scale up/down Shared Pools, Illusion

f Infinite Resources

Broad Network Access Using Standard Internet Protocols Service Types

Cloud computing is redefining the way that IT services are accessed and delivered

Software as a Service

Software delivered through the public or private network

Platform as a Service

Development platform as a service

Infrastructure as a Service

Compute, storage as a service Deployment Models Public Private Community Hybrid

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Trends Impacting the data centre market

Increasingly fragmented cloud services ecosystem Migration of workloads and applications to the cloud Increased reliance on the public cloud Significant room for growth in cloud computing in Australia Australia leading the way in data centre outsourcing

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Applications are increasingly delivered by multiple vendors in the cloud ecosystem

4 Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

Implementation Choice Type of Cloud IT Application Business applications Compute / Storage Custom Applications SaaS SaaS + IaaS IaaS PaaS Public Cloud Managed Hosting Third-Party Private Cloud Self Hosted Private Cloud RISE OF THE MULTI-CLOUD, MULTI-VENDOR ENVIRONMENT.

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Global cloud services currently a $277 billion market: APAC at $11.3 billion, but strong growth forecast

5 Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis

4.18 13.5 11.3 50.8 10 20 30 40 50 60 2016 2022 US$ billion

Cloud Services Market Size

Australia APAC 22% 28% 11% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% Australia APAC Global CAGR

CAGR Growth (2015 – 2022)

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Applications & workloads moving rapidly to the cloud

Source: Cisco, Frost & Sullivan

Public cloud workloads increasingly dominant, as security and latency concerns with public cloud reduce. 40% CAGR increase in public cloud workloads over next 5 years SaaS is dominant workload, as usage of SaaS for business applications increases rapidly (currently Australia at ~40% compared to US >60%)

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 2015 2016-20 CAGR

Asia Pacific Data Centre Traffic

21 111

20 40 60 80 100 120 2015 2020 Million

Data Centre Workloads (Public Cloud)

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Australia still has potential for significantly greater adoption of cloud services

7 Source: ABS, Eurostatt

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% EU average UK Australia Denmark Sweden USA Finland

Adoption of Paid Cloud Computing by Businesses

Adoption of paid cloud services for business applications in Australia is ahead of the EU average, but still lags leading adopters such as Scandinavia and USA Adoption in Australia is accelerating, for example about 40% of small businesses are now using cloud services for core accounting and financials (Xero, MYOB, etc.)

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Outsourced data centre space is growing well ahead of captive

Source: Datacenter Dynamics, Frost & Sullivan

Outsourced DC space has been growing at around 20% over the past 5 years, while the captive data centres are growing at around 3% over the same time period. However, outsourced space constitutes just 24% of total data centre space, which indicates a sizeable growth opportunity. The

pportunity is even larger in

APAC, with just 12.1% of total floor space outsourced

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Global Data Centre Space by Type

In-house Colocation

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Australia leads the way in data centre outsourcing

9 Source: Frost & Sullivan, BroadGroup

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Australia Asia-Pacific USA Western Europe

Outsourcing of Data Centres

2018 2013

250,000 sq metres of

utsourced data centre capacity

in Australia Estimated at 55% of total available data centre space 6% growth in available space in 2015 Australia is an attractive market for outsourcing due to high power costs, availability of specialist providers

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Australian data services revenue to exceed $2 billion by 2021

10 Source: Frost & Sullivan

12.4% CAGR to exceed A$2 billion by 2021 Fastest growth in managed hosting, but co-location will still grow at over 10% CAGR

500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 A$ millions

Australian Data Centre Services Revenue

Co-location Managed Hosting

12.4%

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Frost & Sullivan’s cloud and data centre research agenda

Recent Reports

Australian Data Centre Services Market, 2016
Asia-Pacific Data Centre Services Market (10 countries), 2016
European Data Centre Services Market, 2016
Data Centre Benchmarking Strategy Study, 2016
Global Data Centre Infrastructure Solutions Market, 2016
Global Modular Data Centre Market, 2016
Global Power & Cooling in the Data Centre Market, 2015
Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Services Market (10 countries), 2016

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