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市場調查報告書
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1747124
日本資料中心晶片市場規模、佔有率、趨勢及預測(按晶片類型、資料中心規模、產業垂直領域和地區),2025 年至 2033 年Japan Data Center Chip Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast by Chip Type, Data Center Size, Industry Vertical, and Region, 2025-2033 |
2024年,日本資料中心晶片市場規模達6.801億美元。展望未來, IMARC Group預計到2033年,市場規模將達到10.862億美元,2025-2033年期間的複合年成長率(CAGR)為5.34%。由於人工智慧工作負載的增加、雲端運算的普及以及國家數位化策略的實施,日本市場正在不斷擴張。在生成式人工智慧、超大規模基礎設施以及對本地化晶片供應和先進資料中心設施的投資的推動下,對高效能GPU和人工智慧加速器的需求正在成長。
人工智慧工作負載不斷成長,亟需晶片創新
日本日益重視人工智慧發展,這推動了對用於處理大容量、低延遲工作負載的先進晶片的需求。該國企業和公共部門擴大將生成式人工智慧融入營運,這促使其轉向專用晶片,例如用於模型訓練和推理的 GPU 和 AI 加速器。這些晶片必須支援大規模性能,同時管理能耗和熱效率。這種轉變反映出,對能夠在雲端和邊緣環境中處理 AI 密集型任務的專用基礎設施的需求日益成長。 2025 年 3 月,日本 alt 公司和 Highreso 株式會社聯合推出了 alt GPU Cloud,將 Nvidia H100 和 H200 晶片整合到 AI 最佳化的資料中心中。這項措施彰顯了日本致力於透過尖端硬體整合增強國內 AI 能力的決心。隨著需求的成長,預計日本資料中心營運商將採用更多樣化的晶片架構,以便在 AI 平台上提供靈活、可擴展的效能。這對於自動駕駛、機器人、金融建模和國家研究計畫等領域尤其重要。該國不斷發展的人工智慧格局將需要持續投資晶片創新,以確保基礎設施能夠滿足不斷成長的運算需求。
跨國擴張強化晶片生態系統
國際合作正成為日本建構更具韌性和敏捷性的晶片生態系統策略的基石,尤其是在人工智慧基礎設施領域。隨著資料中心容量的不斷成長和人工智慧應用的不斷普及,日本正將自己定位為下一代運算的區域中心。政府和私營部門正在鼓勵跨境合作,以引入專業知識,縮短晶片供應鏈,並加快先進硬體解決方案的上市時間。這些努力也與國家在數位韌性和經濟安全方面的策略一致。 2025年3月,韓國人工智慧晶片新創公司Rebellions在東京設立了一個新部門,以進軍日本不斷擴張的人工智慧資料中心市場。此舉表明,對於尋求與人工智慧基礎設施開發商和企業用戶建立密切聯繫的晶片製造商而言,日本作為目的地的吸引力日益增強。此類跨境合作不僅改善了高效能晶片的取得管道,還有助於技術知識的轉移和支援服務的在地化。對於日本而言,這些合作增強了其在醫療保健、製造自動化和數位政府平台等關鍵領域快速部署人工智慧晶片的能力。透過國際參與強化本地晶片生態系統將支援日本實現保持人工智慧基礎設施技術領先地位的目標。
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The Japan data center chip market size reached USD 680.1 Million in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach USD 1,086.2 Million by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 5.34% during 2025-2033. Japan's market is expanding due to rising AI workloads, cloud adoption, and national digital strategies. Demand for high-performance GPUs and AI accelerators is growing, driven by generative AI, hyperscale infrastructure, and investments in localized chip supply and advanced data center facilities.
Rising AI Workloads Demanding Chip Innovation
Japan's expanding focus on AI development is driving demand for advanced chips tailored to handle high-volume, low-latency workloads. The country's enterprise and public sectors are increasingly integrating generative AI into operations, prompting a shift toward purpose-built chips like GPUs and AI accelerators designed for model training and inference. These chips must support performance at scale while managing energy consumption and thermal efficiency. This transition reflects the rising need for specialized infrastructure capable of handling AI-heavy tasks across cloud and edge environments. In March 2025, Japan's alt Inc. and Highreso Co. Ltd. jointly launched the alt GPU Cloud, incorporating Nvidia H100 and H200 chips in AI-optimized data centers. This initiative underlines Japan's commitment to strengthening domestic AI capabilities through cutting-edge hardware integration. As demand grows, Japanese data center operators are expected to adopt more diversified chip architectures that can deliver flexible, scalable performance across AI platforms. This will be especially relevant for sectors like autonomous mobility, robotics, financial modeling, and national research initiatives. The country's evolving AI landscape will require continual investment in chip innovation to ensure infrastructure remains aligned with rising computational needs.
Cross-Border Expansion Strengthening Chip Ecosystems
International collaboration is becoming a cornerstone of Japan's strategy to build a more resilient and agile chip ecosystem, particularly for AI infrastructure. With growing data center capacity and rising AI adoption, Japan is positioning itself as a regional hub for next-generation computing. The government and private sector are encouraging cross-border partnerships to bring in specialized expertise, shorten chip supply chains, and accelerate time-to-market for advanced hardware solutions. These efforts are also aligned with national strategies for digital resilience and economic security. In March 2025, South Korea's AI chip startup Rebellions set up a new unit in Tokyo to tap into Japan's expanding AI data center market. This move points to Japan's growing appeal as a destination for chipmakers seeking proximity to AI infrastructure developers and enterprise users. Such cross-border setups not only improve access to high-performance chips but also help transfer technical know-how and localize support services. For Japan, these collaborations enhance the ability to deploy AI-ready chips rapidly across critical sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing automation, and digital government platforms. Strengthening local chip ecosystems through international engagement will support Japan's goal of maintaining technological leadership in AI infrastructure.
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