
Across the broader region, APAC's colocation capacity is set to more than double, rising from 15.8GW in 2025 to 37.9GW in 2030, positioning the region alongside North America as a global co-leader. The Hong Kong’s data centre market is projected to expand from US$2.5 billion in 2025 to US$3.8 billion by 2030, driven by accelerating hyperscale expansion, the continued build-out of edge computing, and rising AI inference deployments.
This Structure Research report highlights why Hong Kong is structurally better suited for AI inference than AI training, supported by its robust connectivity ecosystem and low-latency regional connectivity. It also examines the broader impact of AI on market dynamics and the long-term implications for the data centre landscape.
As the market evolves, there is an urgent shift towards AI-ready infrastructure that delivers higher power density, enhanced grid resilience, and seamless connectivity within an integrated platform. The report analyses the strategic importance of the carrier hotel MEGA‑i, which differentiates itself by serving as critical aggregation point for networks, cloud and subsea community. It also highlights MEGA IDC as a world-class facility engineered for high power density to support evolving AI-driven workloads.
Download this latest Structure Research report to explore the key insights:
Latest Data Centre Market Outlook and Trends: An overview of current market performance, growth projections, and emerging industry dynamics.
Key Growth Drivers and Opportunities: A deep dive into the factors fueling exponential market expansion and the strategic opportunities ahead.
Hong Kong’s Strategic Advantage: What positions Hong Kong as one of the region’s most important connectivity and AI hubs?
The Impact of AI: How AI is reshaping infrastructure demand, deployment models, and competitive dynamics in the Hong Kong market.

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