Actionable Benefits
- Plan neocloud investments using detailed Total Addressable Market (TAM) forecasts segmented by region, workload (training versus inference), and vertical.
- Identify enterprise verticals driving neocloud adoption (e.g., financial services, healthcare, and media).
- Align sovereignty and compliance strategies with regional adoption patterns.
- Benchmark neocloud versus hyperscaler opportunities to optimize infrastructure and partnership models.
Research Highlights
- Global neocloud GPUaaS TAM from 2025 to 2030, segmented by region, vertical, and workload type (training versus inference)
- Annual revenue forecasts and Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGRs) for each segment, enabling strategic planning and benchmarking.
- Regional breakdowns (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa) and seven enterprise verticals.
- Differentiation between training and inference adoption curves, reflecting distinct infrastructure and cost dynamics.
- Validated methodology combining AI server shipments, enterprise AI spending, and sovereignty-driven penetration assumptions.
Critical Questions Answered
- How will neocloud providers disrupt traditional hyperscaler models for Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads?
- What will the next big growth opportunity for neocloud providers be?
- Which regions will dominate neocloud Graphics Processing Unit-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) revenue by 2030, and why?
- How fast will inference workloads overtake training, and what drives this shift?
- Which enterprise verticals will contribute most to GPUaaS and neocloud growth?
- How do sovereignty and regulatory compliance influence regional adoption patterns?
Who Should Read This?
- Lead strategists within neocloud providers to prioritize target verticals and regions for expansion.
- Cloud and AI infrastructure vendors to align product roadmaps with neocloud TAM growth and sovereignty requirements.
- Enterprise Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and AI architects to plan distributed AI deployments and select partners for inference-heavy workloads.
- Hyperscaler and neocloud business development teams to identify partnership opportunities and competitive positioning.
- Venture Capital (VC) investors to evaluate which neocloud providers have the strongest growth potential and vertical focus.