They are convinced that data regulation requirements,
increasing demand for high-quality datacenter space, latency concerns, and a
need to differentiate – with footprint, connectivity or services – will drive
acquisition activity in this space in the near future.
“Our analysis
suggests that MTDC providers in Europe will become more cautious bringing
supply to market – in some cases, these providers may choose to expand in
partner colocation facilities where cloud or other nodes exist,” said Penny
Jones, Senior Analyst – European Services, 451 Research.
She added: “We do not, however, expect to see huge
revisions in build plans until 2016. Overall, the industry needs to be careful
that such M&A activity – or expectations around it – does not lead to
datacenter stocks becoming overvalued. A cautious approach will need to be
taken to ensure key company stock is not put at risk.”
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