Next Generation Computing Market Analysis

Type (High-Performance Computing, Quantum Computing, Cloud Computing, Edge Computing)

The cloud computing segment share in the next generation computing market is expected to reach 74% by 2037. Increased automation and agility, better customer experiences, the desire to cut costs and boost return on investment, the growing popularity of remote work, and the necessity for cloud-based business continuity solutions and services are the main factors driving the cloud computing industry. Additionally, using cloud computing services and cloud-based apps that promote greater levels of flexibility and productivity benefits both organizations and people. The cloud houses 60% of all corporate data worldwide. Global energy consumption is accounted for by cloud data centres at 3%. The annual revenue from cloud infrastructure services is USD 178 billion. Ninety percent of major businesses have implemented a multi-cloud infrastructure. Scalable, quantifiable, and centrally managed on-demand computing infrastructures make sense and match the needs of a variety of businesses, from start-ups to major multinationals. The next wave of cloud computing technology usually does away with the necessity for people to handle cross-border transactions. These systems can be configured as smart contracts or payments, which help fulfil specific requirements and boost demand over the market's projected period.

Deployment (Cloud-Based, On-Premise)

Next generation computing market share from the on-premise segment is expected to cross 54% by 2037. The growth of the on-premise deployment segment is attributed to grow as it is becoming more and more popular in the next generation computing market. For example, sectors like finance, healthcare, and government that handle sensitive data frequently give priority to on-premise solutions in order to maintain direct control over data security and regulatory compliance. Moreover, on-premise installations may be preferred for applications that require exceptionally low latency, such as real-time processing in manufacturing or vital systems, in order to reduce communication delays connected with cloud-based solutions.

Our in-depth analysis of the global next generation computing market includes the following segments: