The high-performance computing market generated revenue of $39,153.9 million in 2021, and it is predicted to grow to $74,101.0 million in 2030, progressing at a 7.3% rate from 2021 to 2030, attributed to the high productivity of the computing technology in research, academic, government, life sciences and defense sector, caused by the advent of cloud HPC solutions, and growing requirement for the high-speed data processing with rising strategic initiatives and governments support.
Moreover, the cloud category is predicted to experience substantial growth in the high-performance computing market, progressing at an 8% rate from 2021 to 2030, led by the private, public, and hybrid cloud technologies offering flexible and remote access. In addition, deployment of cloud technologies is highly preferred in the organizations that host software on a vendor’s server that can be accessed through a web browser. It mitigates the need for upgrading systems regularly.
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In addition, cloud technology lures companies to invest, as they are inexpensive and easy to implement. According to a pay-per-use subscription model, cloud-based software offers a wide range of plans, from the need to budget-based selection. The rising popularity of cloud software is ascribed to the daily operations efficiency, low-cost operations, ease of use, and affordability, resulting in the market proliferation.
The on-premises category captures a larger high-performance computing market share, accounting for 55%, attributed to the increased focus of the government on the safeguarding of the sensitive information related to the nation’s interests, citizens’ data, and companies’ concerns to maintain the organization’s data, resulting in rising preference of the on-premise infrastructure over cloud infrastructure.
The server category generates the significant market revenue share, accounting for 35%, owing to the rise in penetration of the data centers, due to increasing investments of several medium-sized companies in the data centers development, resulting in the growing requirement of the public cloud services.
Moreover, the small and medium-sized enterprises contribute 55% revenue share to the high-performance computing market, due to an increase in the number of small & medium companies that are increasingly using supercomputers. In addition, cloud technology is increasingly adopted by smaller companies due to lower implementation, maintenance costs, and upgrades. Moreover, it provides easy access to remote data, and ease in old legacy systems’ integration with increased efficiency, resulting in reduced operational cost and time for SMEs.
Furthermore, SMEs pose critical challenges such as skills, scalability, and capital, and cloud-based solutions offer support to address them with the escalation of IT structure as per the need. SMEs face a strong threat to the larger companies in the market competition; therefore, they get benefitted from the adoption of the HPC solutions, resulting in increased productivity.
North America holds the largest high-performance computing market share, accounting for 40%, and it is the most significant IT solutions market, due to the penetration of key industry players, technological advancements, and their surging implementation. In addition, the need of processing raw data in large amounts results in an increased focus on security measures. Therefore, it causes market propulsion with the increased adoption of the cutting-edge technologies that improve HPC solutions applications.
Therefore, the increased efficiency and low operational cost facilitated by cloud technologies boost the market.
