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1、Measuring the Growth of the Global Digital EconomyVolume 6Global Interconnection Index 2023 Table of Contents3 Introduction18 Forecast&Benchmark27 Next Steps15 Interconnection Strategy28 Appendix10 Macro Trends26 Methodology6 Highlights22 EMEA32 EMEA12 2.Digital Participation4 Executive Summary19 Gl
2、obal28 Global7 Predictions9 Recommendations8 Digital Infrastructure24 Asia-Pacific34 Asia-Pacific13 3.Digital Proximity5 What Is the GXI?20 Americas30 Americas11 1.Digital Presence14 4.SustainabilityE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport2AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection Strategy
3、Macro TrendsIntroductionYour Ecosystem Is Now Your Infrastructure.Tapping into a vast ecosystem of suppliers and industry partners is essential to accelerate a digital-first strategy,while prioritizing sustainability.And digitizing business means navigating change to compete and thrivedemanding fast
4、er transformation and adaptable digital infrastructure now more than ever before.3E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro TrendsIntroductionIncrease Your Advantage with Digital-firstBy embracing the power of ecosystems,organizations a
5、re leading with a digital-first strategy.This means merging digital business and technology strategies so they become indistinguishable.Leading with digital is essential to close any profit performance gaps,increase opportunities and accelerate Environmental,Social and Governance(ESG)objectives.To f
6、urther speed these ESG goals,leaders are making it a top priority that their sustainability values are aligned with those of their customers and partners.Design Your Infrastructure to Become the Disruptor,Not the DisruptedAn increasing number of businesses are turning to digital-first to stay ahead,
7、with the number of organizations becoming digital leaders growing by 30%despite supply chain constraints and geopolitical and economic instabilities.And this digital growth is global.Interconnection bandwidth is forecast to continue growing at over 35%CAGR in each region and major metro over the nex
8、t five years,according to GXI data.To achieve leadership,you need a digital infrastructure that helps you leap ahead and solves for the combination of digital core,digital ecosystems and the digital edge,with an automated and flexible edge-to-cloud consumption model.Digital leaders are moving beyond
9、 digitizing business as usual with this approach.Theyre designing for digital business revenue,identifying and investing in their core strengths and developing a flexible edge strategy leveraging a platform to extend digital infrastructure.These leaders have grown their digital infrastructure more i
10、n the last five quarters than in the past five years.Executive SummaryThe latest edition of The Global Interconnection Index2023validates a key tenet of successful digital transformation:Your ecosystem is now your infrastructure.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport4AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&Ben
11、chmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro TrendsIntroductionTheGlobal InterconnectionIndexThe GXI forecasts how organizations are using interconnection bandwidth and distributed infrastructure to shape and scale the global digital economy.It is presented by industry and geography and supported by global d
12、eployment data.This research explains the macro trends contributing to organizations profit performance gap.It outlines the observed strategies/actions that all digital leaders employ to make the leap to digital transformation faster than in years past.And it provides details on the size and growth
13、rate of digital deployment activity to inform a digital-first strategy.Overall,GXI research shows how leaders responsible for digital transformation are focused on industry change,while disruption and market pressures are overwhelming late adopters.Industry Research5E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppe
14、ndixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro TrendsIntroductionHighlightsEcosystem Density Is the Catalyst for SpeedInterconnected leaders have grown their digital infrastructure more in the last five quarters than in the past five years.The Move to the Edge Is Accelerati
15、ngBoth Enterprises and Service Providers are interconnecting edge infrastructure 20%faster than the core.Digital as a Path to SustainabilityAll industries are tapping digital to accelerate ESG objectiveseven Energy&Utility,which is forecast to lead in digital growth rate for the next two years.Digit
16、al Growth Is GlobalInterconnection bandwidth is forecast to continue growing at over 35%CAGR in each region and major metro over the next five years.1Enterprises Are Becoming Digital ProvidersThe forecast shows that,within two years,Enterprises will match Service Providers in growth rates and capaci
17、ty deployed.Digital-first Is the Answer The number oforganizations becoming digitalleadersincreased by 30%1 despite supply chain constraints and geopolitical and economic instabilities.6E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport1 The Equinix Research Group,2022.This group is comprised of our Data Science,Market
18、Analysis and Digital Strategy teams within Equinix.AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro TrendsIntroductionPredictionsof Fortune 500 companies will become digital providers,both selling and consuming digital services.90%BY 2025,of G2000 companies will be digita
19、l leaders,interconnecting with 4+Hyperscale Providers and 30+SaaS/business partners,on average.80%BY 2026,of global companies will expand multicloud access across several regions.85%BY 2025,E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport7AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro Tre
20、ndsIntroductionDigital CoreDigital EcosystemDigital EdgeRemoving traditional technology limitations,with cloud adjacent becoming the new on-prem.Capitalizing on access to digital marketplaces and ecosystems for exponential capabilities and speed.Delivering differentiated experiences globally in prox
21、imity to population centers everywhere.Digital Infrastructure The advantage of digital infrastructure comes from the combination of digital core,digital ecosystems and digital edge,with an automated and flexible edge-to-cloud consumption model.8E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppendixNext StepsMethodol
22、ogyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyMacro TrendsIntroductionDevelop a Flexible Edge StrategyUtilize aplatform to extend the organizations digitalinfrastructure.Dont invest in the piecemealinfrastructureatthe edge.Design for DigitalWhen it comes to business revenue,dont just digitize busines
23、s as usual.Rethink the CoreEvolve from rigid and centralized to being adaptable and distributed.Design for SustainabilityMove to colocation and interconnect to ecosystem partners that share the organizations sustainability goals.Invest in the Organizations StrengthsCommoditize and leverage ecosystem
24、s for everything else.Recommendations As part of any organizations digital transformation initiative,infrastructure must be designed to enable the business to operate in the digital economyto be a disruptor,and not one of the disrupted.Digital Leaders Must Do the Following:E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIrep
25、ort9AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyIntroductionMacro TrendsMacro Trends in DigitalLarge-scale global trends are driving a digital-first strategy10E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyIntroductionMa
26、cro TrendsMacro Trend Business is transforming to engage and deliver value electronically.Therefore,to compete in the digital economy,organizations are shifting to digital services.Implications Forces the need for a digital infrastructure optimized for proximity to,and interconnection with,networks
27、and clouds.Enables digital development with elastic scale.IT becomes a revenue-generating function and the basis of competitive advantage for developing connected product bundles.Digital transformation investment levels for 20222024 are expected to be$6.3 trillion and 55%of all ICT investment by the
28、 end of 2024.21Digital Presence2IDC FutureScape:“Worldwide Digital Transformation 2022 Predictions,”Doc#US47115521,Oct.2021.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport11AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyIntroductionMacro TrendsBy 2023,1 in 2 companies will generate more than 4
29、0%of their revenues from digital products and services.32Digital Participation3IDC FutureScape:“Worldwide Digital Transformation 2022 Predictions,”Doc.#US47115521,Oct.2021.Macro Trend Digitizing trade and accessing digital marketplaces (digital B2B commerce)where goods and services are exchanged in
30、the digital economy.Leveraging ecosystem and network effects,optimizing collaboration and compounding business value.Implications Forces the need to interconnect digital infrastructure with research communities,supply chains and marketplaces.This enables composable business models.IT becomes a busin
31、ess technology broker across an ecosystem of digital services and facilitates collaboration with network effects.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport12AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection StrategyIntroductionMacro TrendsMacro Trend Digitizing the front office for localized and per
32、sonalized deliveryto customers,employees and operations where business happens.Digitizing the physical world for the physical infrastructure and operations intelligence needed to optimize commercial and environmental impact.Implications Requires a digital infrastructure close to,and interconnecting
33、with,experiences,things(IoT)and intelligent operations.This is where digital meets the physical world.IT becomes fully integrated with operational technology(OT)to balance transparency,efficiency and sustainability with greater mobility,security and control.3Digital ProximityBy 2028,the global infra
34、structure edge footprint will be 40 gigawatts,with 63%supporting healthcare,manufacturing,energy,retail and transportation.44“State of the Edge 2021,”A Market and Ecosystem Report for Edge Computing,The Linux Foundation,2021E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport13AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&Benchma
35、rkInterconnection StrategyIntroductionMacro Trends4 Sustainability5Why sustainability is crucial for corporate strategy,World Economic Forum,June 9,2022.90%of executives believe sustainability is important,but only 60%of organizations have sustainability strategies.5Macro Trend Companies are now bei
36、ng held accountable by investors,employees and customers to demonstrate progress on Environmental,Social and Governance(ESG)commitments.Implications Requires setting and measuring sustainability goals through science-based targets and key initiatives.IT must subscribe to the most efficient commodity
37、 services from sustainability leaders.Sustainability has become such a priority that organizations must include a dedicated section to this topic in all RFIs moving forward.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport14AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsIntroductionInterconnection StrategyI
38、nterconnection StrategyLeaders leverage interconnection to scale and remove distance,thereby improving their competitive advantage to realize outstanding results.15E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsIntroductionInterconnection StrategyDigital Requ
39、ires Interconnection Oriented Architecture Forward-thinking businesses have been designing their digital infrastructure around points of interconnection(the direct private exchange of data with each other)for years.This is a consistent pattern called Interconnection Oriented Architecture(IOA),and it
40、 is key to business growth as interconnection becomes the backbone of the digital economy.History of IOADigital leaders and Network Service Providers have been following IOA principles for 20 years to create and scale the internet.Today,digital leaders across all industries are using this architectu
41、re and leveraging interconnection to deploy a digital core,digital ecosystems and digital edge to gain a competitive advantage.In the GXI benchmark data,locations that are primarily used to provision capacity between networks,clouds,XaaS providers and organization digital infrastructure have been id
42、entified as core metros.Edge metros are those locations primarily used as the interface between the physical and digital worlds as organizations connect to customers,edge devices and places of business and participate in local marketplaces.Flexibility and Simplicity Amid Rapid Change Today,implement
43、ations can be entirely edge-to-cloud automated,with simplified management of infrastructure services provided in flexible compute models.This software-defined infrastructure means organizations can rewire and reconfigure business infrastructure when demand changes(as with sudden geopolitical and eco
44、nomic uncertainties).Digital leaders easily move into new markets,shift capacity where its needed,add or reduce capacity to support revenue growth,and moreall with low risk and a localized advantage.Its not surprising that IOA has been such an enduring architecture in these times of rapid digital bu
45、siness change.The GXI Report includes the observed strategies and deployment data of how global digital leaders,from all industries,are implementing their digital infrastructure.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport16AppendixNext StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsIntroductionInterconnection Stra
46、tegyThe Network as the Foundation Instead of connecting remotely distant things back to a centralized service or cloud(Fig.1),IOA is about removing the distance and directly interconnecting those services close enough to optimize bi-directional traffic exchange(Fig 2).This architecture is designed f
47、or digital business,interconnecting digital services and ecosystems in proximity to where business happens.At the same time,it keeps pace with the exponential growth of data,and it unlocks localized control over speed,scale,choice,security,reliability and efficiency.Fig.1.Siloed and centralizedFig.2
48、.Distributed and interconnectedE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport17AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark Global deployment and market research data deliver a geographic breakdown of interconnection bandwidth growth and interconnection benchmark in
49、sights.Forecast&Benchmark 18E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreportAppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark202220225Regional forecastService Providers are forecast to consume 57%of interconnection bandwidth(15,897 Tbps).Network Providers consum
50、e the most bandwidth,and Hyperscale Providers are the fastest growing.Regional forecastWhile Enterprise industries are forecast to consume 43%of interconnection bandwidth,they are once again outpacing Service Providers.Returning to pre-pandemic growth rates,Enterprises are showing the greatest accel
51、eration in growth in 2024 and 2025.Digital infrastructureService Providers show the greatest distribution of their digital infrastructure and the largest percent of edge locations.While the majority of cabinets are in core locations,the edge infrastructure is growing 50%faster.Digital infrastructure
52、The focus Enterprises have had on solving network access and cloud adjacency is evident in the fact that 60%of leaders locations are in the core.As Enterprises re-think their business,the edge has now become the focus,with infrastructure growing over 2x faster than the core.CoreEdgeTotalAverage#of M
53、etros8917Average#of DI*Cabinets405225630Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing edge 1.5xfaster than the digital coreCoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros6410Average#of DI Cabinets14050190Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing edge 2.3x faster than the digital coreService ProvidersEnterprises2021-2025Gl
54、obal GrowthTbpsTelecommunications/NSPCloud&IT ServicesHyperscale ProvidersContent&Digital MediaTbps27,762 Tbps 40%CAGRTbps30,00025,00020,00015,00010,0005,0007,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,0008,0003,5003,0002,5002,0001,5001,000500Banking&InsuranceManu-facturingSecurities&TradingEnergy&UtilityWholesa
55、le&Retail TradeHealthcare&Life SciencesConsumer ServicesBusiness&Prof.ServicesPublic SectorIndustrial Services49%CAGR45%CAGR53%CAGR50%CAGR51%CAGR45%CAGR42%CAGR45%CAGR36%CAGR2025202420232022202137%CAGR36%CAGR34%CAGR41%CAGR51%CAGRGlobal MixService ProvidersEnterprisesGlobal Forecast:IndustryThe digita
56、l economy continues to accelerate globally past economic and supply chain disruption.Global interconnection bandwidth is forecast to grow at a 40%five-year CAGR reaching 27,762 Tbps,which is equivalent to 110 zettabytes of data exchanged annually.43%57%050001000015000*Digital InfrastructureE|2022 Eq
57、uinix,Inc.#GXIreport19AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark020004000600080004000202220225Regional forecastService Providers are forecast to consume 56%of interconnection bandwidth(7,478 Tbps).Network Providers are both t
58、he largest users of interconnection bandwidth and the fastest growing.Regional forecastAMER industries are showing growth rates that indicate they are becoming digital providers.In 2025 Banking&Insurance will deploy more interconnection bandwidth than Network Providers,while Wholesale and Retail tra
59、de will deploy more bandwidth than Content&Digital Media.Digital infrastructureWith a balanced deployment across an average of six locations,Providers are showing over 2x the rate of infrastructure growth at the edge.As Providers leverage 400/100G from core to edge,the last mile becomes the new bott
60、leneck,driving an increased need for 5G.Digital infrastructureEnterprise leaders have expanded their edge to equal the number of locations as the core.While two-thirds of Enterprise digital infrastructure is at the core,digital edge infrastructure is growing nearly 3x faster.CoreEdgeTotalAverage#of
61、Metros336Average#of DI*Cabinets11585200Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing edge 2.4x faster than the digital coreService ProvidersEnterprises2021-2025TbpsTelecommunications/NSPCloud&IT ServicesHyperscale ProvidersContent&Digital Media13,238 Tbps 39%CAGRTbps14,00012,00010,0008,0006,0004,0002,000
62、3,0002,5002,0001,5001,0005003,50037%CAGR2025202420232022202136%CAGR34%CAGR35%CAGRAMER MixService ProvidersEnterprisesAMER Forecast:Industry44%56%Regional GrowthTbps2,5001,5002,0001000500Banking&InsuranceManu-facturingSecurities&TradingEnergy&UtilityWholesale&Retail TradeHealthcare&Life SciencesConsu
63、mer ServicesBusiness&Prof.ServicesPublic SectorIndustrial Services46%CAGR36%CAGR49%CAGR51%CAGR50%CAGR43%CAGR39%CAGR52%CAGR44%CAGR42%CAGRThe Americas region continues to lead the deployment of interconnection bandwidth and is forecast to grow at a 39%CAGR through 2025 to reach 13,238 Tbps,equivalent
64、to 52 zettabytes of data exchanged annually.Enterprise sectors in the Americas are forecast to reach a higher annual deployment than Services Providers.*Digital InfrastructureCoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros224Average#of DI Cabinets502070Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing edge 3x faster than the
65、 digital coreE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport20AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&BenchmarkAMER Forecast:DistributionThe large footprint of the Network,Cloud and Financial Services ecosystems continues to drive the majority of interconnection bandwidth
66、,with 86%of bandwidth distributed across core locations.LATAM is showing the fastest growing core and edge locations.CoreEdgeInterconnection BandwidthCoreEdge38%CAGR44%CAGREdgeCoreAMER Core Edge MixTbps200300350400AMER Core GrowthAMER Edge GrowthLos Angeles Toronto Atlanta Miami Mexico Ci
67、ty Seattle Houston MontrealVertical Mix Forecast in 2025%Interconnection Mix 2022 Benchmark*Tbps2,0004,0006,0008,00010,00012,000NetworkCloudsBusiness PartnersInterconnection forecastNew York has 35%of the forecasted interconnection bandwidth;most destinations are business and ecosystem partners.Conv
68、ersely,in D.C.,Cloud&IT and Hyperscale Providers make up 33%of the forecasted bandwidth;most destinations are Network Providers.Leading metrosSao Paulo is the fastest growing core metro with a 46%5-yr.CAGR,followed by Silicon Valley and Dallas.In all three of these metros,Enterprise adoption has inc
69、reased to over 20%of the forecasted interconnection bandwidth.Regional forecastHyperscale Providers continue to show growth across all edge locations.Los Angeles continues to be an edge network hub,while Toronto and Mexico City are mature Financial Service hubs,and both locations show nearly 20%of b
70、andwidth being driven by B2B partner access.Leading metrosLos Angeles is the largest edge metro in AMER,with Mexico City the fastest growing.37%CAGR39%CAGR38%CAGR46%CAGR39%CAGR37%CAGRTbps5002,5002,0001,5001,0003,0003,500New York Washington,D.C.Silicon Valley Chicago Dallas So Paulo44%CAGR41%CAGR38%C
71、AGR49%CAGR45%CAGR45%CAGR46%CAGR46%CAGR14%86%202220225NYWashingtonSilicon ValleyChicagoDallasSao PauloLos AngelesTorontoMiamiMexico CitySeattleHoustonMontrealAtlantaHyperscale ProvidersNetworkFinancial ServicesEnterpriseContent&Digital MediaCloud&IT Services*GXI Benchmark Data E|2022 Equin
72、ix,Inc.#GXIreport21AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark004000500060007000202220225Regional forecastService Providers are forecast to consume 59%of interconnection bandwidth(4,091 Tbps).All of the provider segments are g
73、rowing at a consistent 36%CAGR,and Network Providers continue to be the largest users of interconnection bandwidth.Regional forecastEnterprise industries across EMEA are accelerating to peak growth rates in 2024 as organizations finally leave the pandemic behind.Securities&Trading is the largest con
74、sumer of interconnection bandwidth and will add more bandwidth than Cloud&IT,Hyperscale Providers or Content&Digital Media.Digital infrastructureEMEA Service Providers are on average distributed across six locations,and two-thirds of these are at the digital edge.EMEA leads all other regions in the
75、average deployment of digital infrastructure.Digital infrastructureEMEA shows the largest average deployment of digital infrastructure across core and edge locations of any region.Even with two-thirds of the infrastructure distributed across core locations,growth is slightly faster than edge,showing
76、 the demand for cloud adjacent solutions.Service ProvidersEnterprises2021-2025TbpsTelecommunications/NSPCloud&IT ServicesHyperscale ProvidersContent&Digital Media6,972 Tbps 40%CAGRTbps7,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,0002,0001,5001,0005002,50036%CAGR2025202420232022202137%CAGR36%CAGR36%CAGREMEA MixSe
77、rvice ProvidersEnterprisesEMEA Forecast:Industry41%59%Regional GrowthTbps90080070060050040030020010045%CAGR46%CAGR51%CAGR51%CAGR53%CAGR43%CAGR48%CAGR45%CAGR53%CAGR48%CAGRBanking&InsuranceManu-facturingSecurities&TradingEnergy&UtilityWholesale&Retail TradeHealthcare&Life SciencesConsumer ServicesBusi
78、ness&Prof.ServicesPublic SectorIndustrial ServicesEurope,Middle East and Africa makes up 25%of the global interconnection forecast and is predicted to grow at a 40%CAGR through 2025,reaching 6,972 Tbps,equivalent to 28 zettabytes of data exchanged annually.EMEA digital infrastructure deployment is 2
79、0-30%larger than other regions showing a current focus on hybrid deployments.CoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros246Average#of DI*Cabinets16080240Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing core 1.3x faster than the digital edgeCoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros224Average#of DI Cabinets603090Annual DI Growth Rat
80、eLeaders are growing core 1.2x faster than the digital edge*Digital InfrastructureE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport22AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark00400050006000Interconnection BandwidthCoreEdge40%CAGR42%CAGREdgeCoreTbps3,0002,0
81、001,0004,0005,0006,000Tbps50200035048%CAGR40%CAGR45%CAGR40%CAGR45%CAGR50%CAGR38%CAGR44%CAGR Madrid Milan Stockholm Dublin Zurich Barcelona Dubai Sofia London Frankfurt Amsterdam Paris43%CAGR39%CAGR37%CAGR38%CAGRTbps5002,0001,5001,0002,50023%77%EMEA Forecast:DistributionCore locations in E
82、MEA are growing at a 40%CAGR,making up 77%of the regions forecast.The top edge locations are expanding capacity 8-10%faster than the core,with the fastest growth in the metros adjacent to subsea mooring locations.CoreEdgeInterconnection forecastAt over 2x the capacity of any other location in EMEA,L
83、ondon is the largest interconnection hub in EMEA.London is led by a combination of Network and Financial Services demand for capacity.Frankfurt is the second largest metro and shows growth driven by Enterprise and industry demand.Leading metrosIn addition to being the largest,London is also the fast
84、est growing core metro with a 43%CAGR.Paris and London show the largest percentage of connection to business partners,while Amsterdam shows significant Hyperscale growth.Regional forecastWith direct proximity to undersea mooring locations,Madrid is a strategic location for network access and is the
85、largest edge metro.Milan is forecast to overtake Stockholm as the second largest edge metro,led by growth in Manufacturing and Energy&Utility and showing significant Hyperscale Provider expansion.Leading metrosDubai,Madrid and Barcelona are the fastest growing edge locations with Network access as t
86、he primary use case.Stockholm is unique in EMEA with the largest percent of connection to business partners,driven by Healthcare&Life Sciences,Wholesale&Retail Trade,and Consumer Services.EMEA Core Edge MixEMEA Core GrowthEMEA Edge GrowthVertical Mix Forecast in 2025%Interconnection Mix 2022 Benchma
87、rk*Hyperscale ProvidersNetworkFinancial ServicesEnterpriseContent&Digital MediaCloud&IT ServicesNetworkCloudsBusiness Partners202220225LondonFrankfurtAmsterdamParisMadridMilanStockholmDublinZurichBarcelonaDubaiSofa*GXI Benchmark Data E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport23AppendixNext StepsMethod
88、ologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionForecast&Benchmark202220225Regional forecastService Providers are forecast to consume 57%of regional interconnection bandwidth(4,328 Tbps).Cloud&IT and Hyperscale Providers are expanding bandwidth faster in APAC than any other region.Re
89、gional forecastEnterprise industries are forecast to consume 43%of regional interconnection bandwidth(3,224 Tbps).With a 58%interconnection CAGR,Energy&Utilities and Banking&Insurance are the fastest growing industries in APAC,and also globally.Digital infrastructureAPAC Service Providers are on ave
90、rage distributed across five locations.Growing 1.5x faster than core,one-third of Service Provider infrastructure is at the edge.Digital infrastructureDue to the extremely large and dense population centers,Enterprises in APAC heavily leverage Providers for their digital infrastructure requirements,
91、resulting in the smallest average infrastructure deployments.Edge deployments in APAC are accelerating 4x faster than digital core.Service ProvidersEnterprisesTbpsTelecommunications/NSPCloud&IT ServicesHyperscale ProvidersContent&Digital Media2,0001,5001,00050034%CAGR39%CAGR39%CAGR32%CAGRAPAC Foreca
92、st:IndustryRegional GrowthTbps90080070060050040030020010043%CAGR44%CAGR58%CAGR48%CAGR50%CAGR45%CAGR47%CAGR48%CAGR58%CAGR52%CAGRBanking&InsuranceManu-facturingSecurities&TradingEnergy&UtilityWholesale&Retail TradeHealthcare&Life SciencesConsumer ServicesBusiness&Prof.ServicesPublic SectorIndustrial S
93、ervicesAt 27%of the global interconnection forecast,Asia-Pacific is predicted to grow at a 40%CAGR through 2025,reaching 7,552 Tbps,equivalent to 30 zettabytes of data exchanged annually.With the fastest growing Cloud&IT and Hyperscale Providers,APACs core locations support the larger population cen
94、ters and denser ecosystems.00400050006000700080002021-20257,552 Tbps 40%CAGRTbps8,0007,0006,0005,0004,0003,0002,0001,0002,50020252024202320222021APAC MixService ProvidersEnterprises43%57%CoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros325Average#of DI*Cabinets13065195Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growin
95、g edge 3.9xfaster than the digital coreCoreEdgeTotalAverage#of Metros213Average#of DI Cabinets301545Annual DI Growth RateLeaders are growing edge 3.9x faster than the digital core*Digital InfrastructureE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport24AppendixNext StepsMethodologyMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIn
96、troductionForecast&BenchmarkInterconnection BandwidthCoreEdge39%CAGR48%CAGREdgeCoreTbps3,0002,0001,0004,0005,0006,000Tbps50040030020010060051%CAGR50%CAGR45%CAGR52%CAGR53%CAGR44%CAGR47%CAGR37%CAGR39%CAGR44%CAGR37%CAGR39%CAGRTbps1,8001,4001,00060020022%78%APAC Forecast:DistributionAt 78%of the regions
97、 forecast,core locations in APAC are growing at a 39%CAGR.Previously classified as an edge,Shanghai is forecast to reach 801Tbpsby2025.With a 44%CAGR from a strong mix of Cloud&IT,Hyperscale Provider and Enterprise growth,Shanghai has now been reclassified as a digital core location.CoreEdgeIntercon
98、nection forecastTokyo continues to lead the region in interconnection growth and is forecast to reach 1,758 Tbps by 2025.With growth led by Financial Services,Tokyo is also showing the largest percent mix by Hyperscale Providers.Leading metrosShanghai,the newest addition to the core locations,is sho
99、wing the fastest growth at 44%CAGR.Despite the geopolitical landscape,Hong Kong continues to be one of the fastest growing metros.Regional forecastAt 3x the bandwidth of other edge locations,Beijing is the largest edge metro.Seoul continues to show the largest mix of Hyperscale Providers of any metr
100、o globally.Leading metrosMelbourne is the fastest growing edge metro,with a 53%CAGR,and shows the largest percent mix of interconnection from Enterprise sectors.One of the largest population centers,Beijing shows nearly as much growth in 2025 as the rest of the edge locations in the region combined.
101、APAC Core Edge MixAPAC Core GrowthAPAC Edge GrowthVertical Mix Forecast in 2025%Interconnection Mix 2022 Benchmark*NetworkCloudsBusiness Partners202220225*GXI Benchmark Data Beijing Seoul Mumbai Osaka Guangzhou,Melbourne Jakarta Shenzhen Tokyo Singapore Hong Kong Sydney ShanghaiProjected
102、dataTokyoSingaporeHong KongSydneyShanghaiBeijingSeoulMumbaiOsakaGuangzhou,ShenzhenMelbourneJakartaHyperscale ProvidersNetworkFinancial ServicesEnterpriseContent&Digital MediaCloud&IT ServicesE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport25AppendixNext StepsForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntrod
103、uctionMethodologyMarket ConditionsMarket research assessed local and regional market conditions,including macro economic trends,market demographics and industry concentrations,to determine their impact on bandwidth provisioning.8 A primary research study was also conducted,analyzing the growth of in
104、terconnection investments by organizations across the carrier-neutral data center market.Average interconnections per organization were applied to global counts of colocation participants to identify the current volume of interconnections worldwide.This allowed for the development of a set of indica
105、tors and market condition filters to assist in producing tailored predictions.Predictive ModelsPredictive models combined these components to build an interconnection bandwidth growth forecast by region and market segment.Key demand drivers of digital business that force the distribution and interco
106、nnection of IT components within the proximity of users were analyzed.Each variable was weighted to factor in its impact in driving digital business transformation.The provisioned bandwidth,as measured in gigabits per second,was estimated for interconnections used by organizations in this study.9Int
107、erconnection ProfilesDigital deployments across every region and major metropolitan area were analyzed to understand average interconnection profiles,including both local and multinational deployments across geographies.The research sample was stratified across industries and organization size segme
108、nts,providing a comprehensive breakdown of colocation subscribers and their interconnections,which were validated against digital infrastructure benchmarks.7Methodology:Creating the GXIThe GXI is composed of two primary components:global deployment data and market research data,including a proprieta
109、ry study,supporting the interconnection forecasts and strategy.66This report contains forward-looking statements that involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause actual events or results to differ materially from the estimates or the results implied or expressed in such forward-
110、looking statements.7Deployment data includes an analysis of 500 organizations that deployed 5,000 implementations worldwide between Q12016 and Q12022.44%of the studied organizations are F500/G2000,with a mix of local and multinational deployments across the regions(42%AMER,36%EMEA,22%Asia-Pacific).8
111、Used technology market intelligence from data sources including Synergy Research Group,IDC and Gartner.9The methodology accounts for both physical and virtual interconnections,including those participants whose infrastructure may sit outside of a carrier-neutral facility but still accesses the fabri
112、c of a carrier-neutral facility via SDN.Average interconnections per organizations were applied to global counts of colocation participants to identify the current volume of interconnections,validated against digital infrastructure growth benchmarks.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport26AppendixMethodology
113、Forecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionNext StepsPower Your AdvantageLearn how to fuel business advantage with digital-first strategiesStay Future-Ready as a Digital Leader Explore how our global platform,product portfolio and ecosystems help digital leaders build a compet
114、itive advantage for todayand whatever comes next.Leaders Guide to Digital Infrastructure Vision PaperE|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport27Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixGlobalForecastRegion2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixAmericas3,5315,2037,3309,
115、92413,23839%48%APAC1,9432,8844,0875,6087,55240%27%EMEA1,7922,6503,7555,1576,97240%25%Total7,26610,73715,17220,68927,76240%100%Enterprise 2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixBanking&Insurance6839531,3672,1973,39849%12%Securities&Trading6298241,1161,7012,51641%9%Manufacturing5227059741,5182,27645%8%Energy&Uti
116、lity587153%3%Wholesale&Retail Trade482151%3%Healthcare&Life Sciences654850%2%Consumer Services846245%2%Business&Professional Services643942%2%Industrial Services6992%1%Public Sector35497311818151%1%Other Enterprises0%1%Tota
117、l2,5863,5404,9627,81811,86546%43%Vertical2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixEnterprise2,5863,5404,9627,81811,86546%43%Service Provider4,6807,19710,21012,87115,89736%57%Total7,26610,73715,17220,68927,76240%100%Service Provider2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixTelecommunications2,2373,4044,8116,1087,60936%27%Cloud
118、&IT Services1,3412,0522,9163,6724,53336%16%Hyperscale Providers7111,1331,6252,0342,47837%9%Content&Digital Media3916088581,0571,27734%5%Total4,6807,19710,21012,87115,89736%57%Rounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport28Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection
119、StrategyIntroductionAppendixCoreEdgeMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersTelecommunications94401,24045%9%47%51%16%33%77Cloud&I
120、T Services757040556%13%31%61835520057%21%22%36Banking&Insurance618026524%9%66%714706545%26%28%21Manufacturing615015056%25%19%2741006545%29%26%16Securities&Trading626041529%7%64%945507046%20%34%23Content&Digital Media821530057%11%32%62811016058%24%18%40Business&Professional Services61107058%20%21%225
121、506055%23%22%19Energy&Utilities613514056%17%27%3341005042%21%36%17Wholesale&Retail722017060%18%22%304658052%31%16%23Healthcare&Life Sciences5757055%26%19%233504053%26%21%13Consumer Services57010060%22%18%173101078%22%0%5Industrial Services610012561%19%20%284355055%21%24%12GlobalBenchmarkBreakdown by
122、 IndustryTop Six Metros by Industry1st2nd3rd4th5th6thTelecommunicationsWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyFrankfurtLondonSingaporeSydneyCloud&IT ServicesWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyLondonAmsterdamSingaporeSydneyBanking&InsuranceWashington,D.C.ChicagoLondonFrankfurtSingaporeHong KongManufacturingWashingto
123、n,D.C.Silicon ValleyFrankfurtLondonSingaporeTokyoSecurities&TradingNew YorkChicagoLondonFrankfurtSingaporeTokyoContent&Digital MediaSilicon ValleyWashington,D.C.AmsterdamLondonSydneySingaporeBusiness&Professional ServicesWashington,D.C.New YorkLondonParisHong KongSydneyEnergy&UtilityDallasChicagoLon
124、donAmsterdamSingaporeTokyoWholesale&RetailWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyLondonFrankfurtSingaporeTokyoHealthcare&Life SciencesWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyLondonFrankfurtSingaporeTokyoConsumer ServicesWashington,D.C.DallasLondonFrankfurtSingaporeTokyoIndustrial ServicesWashington,D.C.ChicagoLondonFran
125、kfurtSingaporeHong KongRounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport29Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixAmericasCore Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixNew York8741,2371,7022,3213,10837%23%Washington,D.C.6279321,3171,7362,23737%1
126、7%Silicon Valley5638511,2081,6032,08339%16%Chicago5428021,1201,5021,97338%15%Dallas3325047189571,24739%9%Sao Paulo99146%3%Total3,0374,4736,2808,43111,09938%84%Enterprise2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixBanking&Insurance4646318851,3922,11546%16%Manufacturing2823825298221,22644%9%Securities&Trad
127、ing22728737454678536%6%Wholesale&Retail Trade77449%3%Healthcare&Life Sciences6390%2%Energy&Utility5277%2%Consumer Services5877%2%Business&Professional Services439%1%Public Sector2637558913752%1%Industrial Services2735487410942%1%Other Enterprise
128、s5710142143%1%Total1,3221,7852,4733,8395,76044%44%Edge Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixLos Angeles90544%3%Toronto5986%2%Atlanta6086%2%Miami49699512918038%1%Mexico City36537711517649%1%Seattle35537710915445%1%Houston2435517310645%1%Montreal2233487010146%1%Total37554
129、77871,1211,61344%12%Service Provider2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixTelecommunications9721,4982,1482,7423,43837%26%Cloud&IT Services6509861,3811,7062,07034%16%Hyperscale Providers3725958471,0451,25536%9%Content&Digital Media271535%5%Total2,2093,4184,8576,0857,47836%56%Metros2021 2022202320242
130、025CAGRMixCore3,0374,4736,2808,43111,09938%84%Edge3755477871,1211,61344%12%Other252645%4%Total3,5315,2037,3309,92413,23839%100%Vertical2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixEnterprise1,3221,7852,4733,8395,76044%44%Service Provider2,2093,4184,8576,0857,47836%56%Total3,5315,2037,3309,92413,23839%100%
131、ForecastRounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport30Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixCoreEdgeMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersMetros/CustomerCabinets/Custome
132、rInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersTelecommunications313541047%10%44%50410020060%11%30%29Cloud&IT Services314018553%12%34%2431208059%18%22%13Banking&Insurance26012017%7%76%302304042%25%33%9Manufacturing2605054%24%21%92302046%35%19%6Securities&Trading211024021%6%73%4
133、72153034%17%49%11Content&Digital Media38016053%11%36%243358563%17%20%13Business&Professional Services2252057%23%20%72152063%22%15%6Energy&Utilities2404560%19%20%102253061%26%13%7Wholesale&Retail36010060%23%17%122103056%33%11%8Healthcare&Life Sciences2354056%27%17%91102054%31%14%5Consumer Services320
134、6030%40%30%103101078%22%0%5Industrial Services2404063%21%16%112153051%25%24%6AmericasTop Five Metros by Industry1st2nd3rd4th5thTelecommunicationsWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyMiamiChicagoNew YorkCloud&IT ServicesWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyChicagoDallasNew YorkBanking&InsuranceWashington,D.C.Chicago
135、New YorkSilicon ValleyDallasManufacturingWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleyChicagoDallasSo PauloSecurities&TradingNew YorkChicagoWashington,D.C.TorontoSilicon ValleyContent&Digital MediaSilicon ValleyWashington,D.C.New YorkMiamiChicagoBusiness&Professional ServicesWashington,D.C.New YorkDallasChicagoLos
136、AngelesEnergy&UtilityDallasChicagoSilicon ValleyRio de JaneiroMiamiWholesale&RetailWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleySeattleNew YorkLos AngelesHealthcare&Life SciencesWashington,D.C.Silicon ValleySo PauloChicagoNew YorkConsumer ServicesWashington,D.C.DallasSilicon ValleySeattlePhiladelphiaIndustrial Serv
137、icesWashington,D.C.ChicagoDallasTorontoSilicon ValleyBenchmarkBreakdown by IndustryRounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport31Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixEMEAService Provider2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixTelecommunicati
138、ons6009061,2741,6242,02836%29%Cloud&IT Services3705608011,0241,28036%18%Hyperscale Providers652337%8%Content&Digital Media77036%4%Total1,1971,8202,5813,2864,09136%59%Enterprise2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixSecurities&Trading285545%12%Banking&Insurance560653
139、%9%Manufacturing79846%5%Energy&Utility5579%4%Wholesale&Retail Trade42629014622953%3%Healthcare&Life Sciences365%3%Business&Professional Services33%2%Consumer Services2637528312648%2%Industrial Services5%1%Public Sector5710162448%1%Other Enterpri
140、ses1235763%1%Total5958301,1741,8712,88148%41%Vertical2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixEnterprise5958301,1741,8712,88148%41%Service Provider1,1971,8202,5813,2864,09136%59%Total1,7922,6503,7555,1576,97240%100%Core Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixLondon6179551,3591,8792,55343%37%Frankfurt31,1
141、2838%16%Amsterdam25938254373096239%14%Paris274237%11%Total 1,4022,0942,9564,0285,38545%77%Edge Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixMadrid6396%4%Milan4770%3%Stockholm49649313318940%3%Dublin36548011315945%2%Zurich39507210314940%2%Barcelona2435507210645%2%Dubai469132050%
142、0%Sofia34581138%0%Total2653795537941,13944%16%ForecastMetro2021 2022202320242025CAGR MixCore1,4022,0942,9564,0285,38540%77%Edge2653795537941,13944%16%Other544838%6%Total1,7922,6503,7555,1576,97240%100%Rounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport32Next StepsMethodologyForecast&
143、BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixCoreEdgeMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersTelecommunications313546040
144、%7%53%7758022051%9%40%35Cloud&IT Services226512054%14%32%1931357562%16%22%13Banking&Insurance2509019%8%73%261301559%21%20%6Manufacturing2605061%23%16%91602053%33%14%6Securities&Trading28012024%6%70%302152552%17%31%7Content&Digital Media2758054%11%35%193354565%19%16%14Business&Professional Services26
145、53057%18%25%82101556%16%29%6Energy&Utilities2756057%19%24%131651043%0%57%4Wholesale&Retail21254067%19%14%81351057%29%14%4Healthcare&Life Sciences1252054%30%16%61201056%22%22%4Consumer Services1151050%25%25%40000%0%0%0Industrial Services2507057%15%28%102202059%16%25%6Top Five Metros by Industry1st2nd
146、3rd4th5thTelecommunicationsFrankfurtLondonAmsterdamParisStockholmCloud&IT ServicesLondonAmsterdamFrankfurtParisDublinBanking&InsuranceLondonFrankfurtAmsterdamParisMilanManufacturingFrankfurtLondonAmsterdamParisDublinSecurities&TradingLondonFrankfurtZurichAmsterdamParisContent&Digital MediaAmsterdamL
147、ondonFrankfurtParisStockholmBusiness&Professional ServicesLondonParisFrankfurtAmsterdamMadridEnergy&UtilityLondonAmsterdamParisMilanMadridWholesale&RetailLondonFrankfurtAmsterdamManchesterParisHealthcare&Life SciencesLondonFrankfurtDublinAmsterdamStockholmConsumer ServicesLondonFrankfurtAmsterdamWar
148、sawStockholmIndustrial ServicesLondonFrankfurtAmsterdamZurichStockholmEMEABenchmarkBreakdown by IndustryRounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport33Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixAPACEnterprise2021 2022202320242025CAGR Mix
149、Securities&Trading287643%12%Manufacturing169244%9%Banking&Insurance067758%9%Energy&Utility5758%4%Wholesale&Retail Trade450%3%Business&Professional Services36496810616045%2%Industrial Services2433477511448%2%Consumer Services202739629447%1%Health
150、care&Life Sciences91318294448%1%Public Sector458132052%1%Other Enterprises469142251%1%Total6699251,3152,1083,22448%43%Vertical2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixEnterprise6699251,3152,1083,22448%43%Service Provider1,2741,9592,7723,5004,32836%57%Total1,9432,8844,0875,6087,55240%100%Metros2021 20222023202420
151、25CAGRMixCore1,6032,3723,3364,5075,92839%79%Edge2704096058991,34950%18%Other70541%4%Total1,9392,8784,0785,5947,53040%100%Service Provider2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixTelecommunications6651,0001,3891,7422,14334%28%Cloud&IT Services32,18339%16%Hyperscale Providers370039
152、%9%Content&Digital Media99232%4%Total1,2741,9592,7723,5004,32836%57%Core Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixTokyo4997191,0171,3581,75837%23%Singapore4025978161,0941,42937%19%Hong Kong26539856976399839%13%Sydney25236952171394239%13%Shanghai980144%11%Total1,6032,3723,3364,5075,928
153、43%79%Edge Metros2021 2022202320242025CAGRMixBeijing557751%8%Seoul447%3%Mumbai32477110616050%2%Osaka34486910114945%2%Guangzhou,Shenzhen2439578512852%2%Melbourne3%1%Jakarta4%1%Total2704096058991,34950%18%ForecastRounding may affect totals.E|2022 Equinix,Inc
154、.#GXIreport34Next StepsMethodologyForecast&BenchmarkMacro TrendsInterconnection StrategyIntroductionAppendixCoreEdgeMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAverage#of PartnersMetros/CustomerCabinets/CustomerInterconnections/CustomerNSPIAASBusiness PartnersAve
155、rage#of PartnersTelecommunications317037049%9%43%6226010042%28%29%13Cloud&IT Services216510060%14%25%1821004549%29%23%10Banking&Insurance2705536%13%50%151101035%32%32%6Manufacturing2305053%28%18%91102537%19%44%4Securities&Trading2705542%10%48%171201552%27%21%5Content&Digital Media3606065%11%25%19240
156、3046%35%19%13Business&Professional Services2202062%20%18%71252546%30%24%7Energy&Utilities2203551%12%37%101101023%38%38%6Wholesale&Retail2353054%13%33%101204044%32%24%11Healthcare&Life Sciences2151056%22%22%81201050%25%25%4Consumer Services1353090%10%0%30000%0%0%0Industrial Services2101564%19%17%7000
157、0%0%0%0APACTop Five Metros by Industry1st2nd3rd4th5thTelecommunicationsSingaporeSydneyHong KongTokyoMelbourneCloud&IT ServicesSingaporeSydneyTokyoHong KongMelbourneBanking&InsuranceSingaporeHong KongSydneyTokyoOsakaManufacturingSingaporeTokyoHong KongSydneyShanghaiSecurities&TradingSingaporeTokyoHon
158、g KongSydneyMelbourneContent&Digital MediaSydneySingaporeTokyoHong KongOsakaBusiness&Professional ServicesHong KongSydneySingaporeShanghaiTokyoEnergy&UtilitySingaporeTokyoSydneyPerth-Wholesale&RetailSingaporeTokyoHong KongSydneyShanghaiHealthcare&Life SciencesSingaporeTokyoShanghaiHong KongOsakaConsumer ServicesSingaporeTokyoSydneyShanghaiHong KongIndustrial ServicesSingaporeHong KongShanghaiTokyoSydneyBenchmarkBreakdown by IndustryRounding may affect totals.EQIX_GXI_2023_EN|22794|v100522|Q122E|2022 Equinix,Inc.#GXIreport35