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2026年国内モジュール型／コンテナ型データセンターの利用動向

Mimei Ito — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

AI（Artificial Intelligence）インフラ設置需要の急拡大を背景に、国内ではモジュール型データセンター（DC）の利用が加速している。GPU（Graphics Processing Unit）サーバーの技術仕様の変化が速く、通常のDC建物の建設では対応が困難なためである。本調査レポートは、国内のモジュール型DCの利用動向を分析している。なお、IDCではコンテナ型DCをモジュール型DCのサブタイプとして定義している。

「モジュール型DC利用拡大の主因はGPUサーバー設置需要であり、特にクラウド事業者によるGPUクラウド事業の立ち上げがけん引している」とIDC Japan、Software, Services, and IT Spendingのリサーチマネージャーである伊藤未明は述べている。

IDC Survey Spotlight: What Are the Most Important Features of Standalone Document Scanners? And What Benefits Do European Companies Expect to Achieve with AI-Enhanced Scanning?

Mitri Roufka — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey Spotlight examines the most important features that European organizations consider when selecting standalone document scanners and explores the key benefits they expect from AI-enhanced scanning capabilities. It analyzes feature priorities such as resolution, speed, duplex scanning, and security-related capabilities while assessing the growing role of integrated AI applications in document workflows.

The study further highlights that standalone scanners are held to higher performance and functionality standards than multifunction peripherals, with AI increasingly viewed as a baseline requirement. It also evaluates how organizations prioritize AI-driven outcomes, emphasizing both security and quality improvements over pure productivity gains, providing insights for vendors aiming to strengthen their value propositions in this segment.

IDC Survey: Enterprise Infrastructure Pulse Survey, 4Q25: Storage Systems and Hyperconverged Infrastructure — Executive Summary

Rajiv Ranjan, Carol Sliwa, Natalya Yezhkova — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Market Presentation provides a summary of the findings from IDC's 4Q25 Enterprise Infrastructure Pulse Survey of IT decision-makers with knowledge of and purchasing responsibility for their organization's storage systems and hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI). Taking the pulse of the enterprise IT market, the 4Q25 storage survey offers in-depth insight into current and future infrastructure requirements and investments. Areas of focus include spending plans, usage of flash storage, adoption of new storage technologies and architectures, hybrid cloud storage trends, HCI deployments, and AI workload storage requirements; this presentation focuses on findings related to all but the last area, which will be covered in a separate executive summary presentation.

The Enterprise Infrastructure Pulse is a quarterly survey focused on exploring trends in various IT infrastructure domains, including servers, storage and hyperconverged infrastructure, networking, data protection, and data logistics.

IDC Survey: IDC's 2026 U.S. Workstation Workloads Survey — Buyer Perspective

Linn Huang — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey presents results from IDC's 2026 U.S. Workstation Workloads Survey, focusing on workstation usage, adoption dynamics, and buyer behavior across organizations. The findings confirm that workstations have transitioned into a mainstream IT fleet category, with most deploying organizations maintaining significant workstation penetration and planning further growth. Workstation purchasing is largely IT led and embedded within broader refresh strategies, reinforcing their role as a core component of enterprise IT infrastructure.

AI development has emerged as the primary driver of new workstation demand, overtaking traditional workloads, while hybrid compute trends continue as organizations repatriate meaningful portions of workloads from the cloud back to local devices. Buyer priorities remain centered on performance, configurability, and end-user productivity rather than cost savings alone. Despite high awareness and prior experience with workstations, non-adoption is primarily driven by perceived lack of value and unclear use cases, indicating that future growth depends on stronger value articulation rather than pricing. Overall, the market is evolving toward a broader, value-driven role for workstations in enabling productivity, supporting AI workloads, and integrating into mainstream enterprise IT strategies.

IDC Survey: Run, Refresh, Replace: How Power Generation Companies Are Prioritizing IT Solution Investments — Insights from IDC's 2026 Energy and Utilities Industry-Specific Tech and Innovation Survey

Gaia Gallotti — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey examines a portion of IDC's 2026 Energy and Utilities Industry-Specific Tech and Innovation Survey. This landmark study, run between February and March 2026, covers utilities worldwide.

The survey covered 800 respondents, of which 531 are utilities respondents from the following countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, KSA, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Türkiye, UAE, the U.K., and the U.S.

This presentation extrapolates and analyzes select data for 99 power generation companies worldwide. It focuses on IT solution investment intentions across ten core software categories relevant to power generation companies.

The analysis covers the following areas:

Investment intentions across operations and dispatch solutions, including SCADA, operational data management (ODM), generation scheduling, and energy trading and risk management (ETRM)
Investment intentions across asset management and engineering solutions, including design and digital twin platforms, enterprise asset management (EAM), and asset performance management (APM)
Investment intentions across compliance and risk solutions, including environment, health, and safety (EHS); sustainability management; and OT security
The balance between first-time investment, upgrades, and replacement activity across each solution category

IDC Survey: Strategic Imperatives for Datacenter Facilities Service Providers in 2026 — Insights from IDC's Datacenter Facilities and Operations Survey

Andrew Buss, Luis Fernandes — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey presents results from IDC's 2025 Datacenter Facilities and Operations Survey.

IDC provides insights into datacenter facilities owners and operators' outlook for 2026‒2028, including expected capacity expansion, operational priorities, investment areas, and how financing models are evolving to support those priorities.

This document focuses on 131 respondents who design most of the datacenters owned, leased, and/or operated as colocation facilities, with capacity leased to a range of customers that provide and manage their own IT.

IDC Survey: Worldwide Business Consulting Services Global Client Value Survey, 2026

Bill Latshaw — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey discusses the worldwide business consulting services global client value survey. IDC's Worldwide Business Consulting Services program surveyed consulting buyers in March 2026. The survey aims to get an updated view on business consulting buyers' priorities, industry and regional trends, and consulting characteristics best associated with successful business consulting engagements and executive-level opinions of business consulting providers worldwide. It has been published for more than 10 years now and still is a favorite based on the insights it provides on business consulting services buyer behavior.

New Canon Desktop Label Printers to Enable In-House Label Production

Tim Greene, Mitri Roufka — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Market Note highlights the changing needs of companies for producing labels and the capabilities of new Canon desktop label printing systems.

Worldwide DRAM Demand and Supply 1Q26-4Q27 and 2026-2030 Update

Soo Kyoum Kim — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Pivot Table provides the CY 1Q26 DRAM vendor share results and forecasts for both the short term (1Q26–4Q27) and the long term (2026–2030) for the worldwide DRAM market. The Pivot Table includes:

Worldwide DRAM revenue share by vendor,1Q26 and 4Q25
Worldwide electronic equipment production by application, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM content by application, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM demand bit share by application, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM supply by vendor, 1Q26–4Q27
Mobile DRAM, graphics DRAM, and server DRAM supply bit share by vendor, 1Q24–1Q26
DRAM wafer output forecast, 1Q25–4Q27
DRAM demand and supply summary, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM shipment by density, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM price forecast, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
DRAM bit share by interface, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030
HBM forecast, 1Q26–4Q27 and 2026–2030

IDC Survey: Ink Tank Versus Ink Cartridge Systems

Phil Sargeant — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey presentation features results from IDC’s European Imaging, Printing, and Document Solutions (IPDS) Survey, conducted in March 2026 among 2,057 respondents in Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, the Nordics, Poland, Spain, and the United Kingdom. This document focuses on the adoption of ink-cartridge and ink-tank systems in European business-to-business (B2B) print environments, including the role of ink devices alongside lasers, the use of cartridge-only, tank-only, and mixed ink fleets, and the reasons organizations choose or reject ink-tank devices.

The survey covered the current state and future direction of B2B printing and copying across European markets, including print technology usage, ink and laser fleet configurations, ink cartridge and ink-tank adoption, differences in adoption by company size and country, drivers for choosing ink-tank devices, and barriers to considering ink-tank systems.