United States Data Center Construction Market 2031 | Growth Drivers, Key Players & Investment Opportunities

Market Size and Growth

The Data Center Construction Market is expected to record significant growth by reaching at a CAGR of 9.8% during the forecast period (2024-2031).

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Key Development:

United States: Recent Data‐Center Construction Developments

✅ In December 2025, CyrusOne unveiled plans to build a 93,319‐square‐foot data center in Whitney, Texas (near Waco), with construction slated to start in February 2026.

✅ In November 2025, CyrusOne signed a second 210 MW power deal with Calpine Corporation to support its upcoming data‐center campus in Bosque County, Texas enabling large‐scale hyperscale infrastructure build‐out.

✅ In October 2025, NTT Global Data Centers (via its parent NTT DATA) acquired 174 acres in Mesa, Arizona, to develop a new multi‐data‐center campus one of several strategic land acquisitions for future capacity expansion.

✅ In late 2025, despite macroeconomic headwinds and some regional power‐grid constraints, data‐center‐construction spending in the U.S. continues at scale, underlining ongoing investor confidence in large‐scale infrastructure buildouts.

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Japan: Recent Data‐Center Construction Developments

✅ In November 2025, Chunghwa Telecom, along with NTT and Edgecore Networks / Accton Technology Corporation, announced a collaboration to enhance distributed data‐center infrastructure a move aimed at boosting cross‐region capacity for AI and cloud workloads.

✅ In October 2025, NTT Global Data Centers broke ground on the Osaka North 1 Data Center a 36 MW campus in Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture, with the first building (18 MW) slated to go live by early 2028.

✅ In October 2025, the construction of the Osaka North 1 campus by NTT Global Data Centers in a seismically low‐risk zone marked a strategic expansion of Japan's hyperscale data‐center capacity outside the Tokyo region.

✅ In 2025, through land acquisition and strategic planning, NTT DATA expanded its footprint in Osaka by acquiring additional acreage to support future data‐center development, signaling longer‐term growth of Japan's data‐infrastructure network.

Key Players:

=> Schneider Electric, Skanska, Structure Tone Organization, Turner Construction Company, DPR Construction, AECOM, Schneider Electric, M. A. Mortenson Company, Arup, Brasfield & Gorrie, L.L.C., Holder Construction Group, LLC, ISG ltd, Jacobs, ROGERS-O'BRIEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LTD, The Boldt Company, Hitachi Vantara Corporation, among others.

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Key Segments:

By Infrastructure

Electrical infrastructure dominates with 30% share, driven by high demand for uninterrupted power supply, reliable grid integration, and adoption across hyperscale and enterprise data centers. UPS systems account for 15%, supported by growing need for backup power and critical system reliability. Mechanical infrastructure holds 10%, fueled by advanced cooling, airflow, and thermal management requirements. Cooling systems represent 20%, reflecting rising adoption of energy-efficient HVAC and liquid cooling solutions. Racks and other supporting infrastructure make up 15%, driven by modularity, scalability, and high-density server deployment. General construction contributes 10%, reflecting the foundational development of new data center facilities and expansion of existing sites.

By Data Center

Tier 3 data centers lead with 40% share, driven by high reliability standards, redundancy, and demand from hyperscale and enterprise clients. Tier 4 accounts for 25%, reflecting mission-critical applications, financial institutions, and large-scale cloud deployments. Tier 2 holds 20%, supported by small to medium enterprise adoption, moderate redundancy, and cost-effectiveness. Tier 1 represents 15%, largely used in smaller organizations and emerging markets with basic data center requirements.

By Organization Size

Large-size organizations dominate with 55% share, fueled by extensive IT infrastructure, enterprise digital transformation initiatives, and high adoption of hybrid and hyperscale data centers. Medium-size organizations account for 30%, driven by cloud adoption, outsourced data center solutions, and flexible infrastructure needs. Small-size organizations hold 15%, reflecting limited in-house infrastructure, increasing use of colocation and cloud services.

By End-User

Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance lead with 25% share, driven by data-intensive operations, regulatory compliance, and high uptime requirements. IT and Telecommunications account for 20%, fueled by cloud computing, connectivity services, and hyperscale workloads. Government and Defense hold 15%, supported by secure data storage, mission-critical applications, and smart infrastructure programs. Healthcare represents 15%, reflecting adoption of electronic health records, telemedicine, and digital healthcare solutions. Other end-users make up 25%, including manufacturing, retail, energy, and other commercial sectors deploying data center infrastructure for business continuity and analytics.

By Region

North America - 40% Share
North America leads with 40%, driven by mature data center market, strong IT infrastructure, hyperscale deployments, and high adoption of cloud and colocation services in the U.S. and Canada.

Europe - 25% Share
Europe holds 25%, supported by regulatory compliance, sustainable data center development, and demand from banking, telecommunications, and government sectors in Germany, U.K., France, Italy, and other key markets.

Asia Pacific - 20% Share
Asia Pacific accounts for 20%, fueled by rapid digitalization, cloud adoption, hyperscale deployments, and growing enterprise and SME infrastructure needs in China, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

Latin America - 7% Share
Latin America holds 7%, driven by rising demand for IT and cloud services, expansion of commercial data centers, and adoption across Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico.

Middle East & Africa - 8% Share
The Middle East & Africa represent 8%, supported by strategic investments in data centers, government initiatives for digital infrastructure, and growing cloud adoption across GCC countries, South Africa, and other regional hubs.

FAQ

Q: What is the growth rate of the Data Center Construction Market?

A: The market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.8% during the forecast period from 2024 to 2031.

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