The study period for this research service is 2019 to 2030, with 2020 as the base year for the global market. Revenue for the forecast period reflects the total market revenue from data center colocation services. Colocation refers to space rental including private vaults, floor space, cage, or racks, in different sizes. Basic infrastructure-level support, including power, cooling, and physical security measures, and basic network connectivity are provided. However, additional network and bandwidth requirements may incur further charges.

Digital manufacturing can be defined as process of developing products virtually in the form of digital prototypes using a computer aided design (CAD) software. This software is often integrated with 3D visualization, analytics, simulation, and collaboration tools to simulate the manufacturing process. They also connect with smart machines, tools, and sensors to gather production data, monitor inventory in real time and accurate testing. Inclusion of digital manufacturing technology in the manufacturing industry also known as digital manufacturing has benefitted the industry by reducing operational costs, enhanced productivities, and efficient project management. Smart technologies such as sensors, RFID tags, building information modelling, and augmented reality assist in recognizing potential risks on a production site; thereby, optimizing resource requirement, avoiding accidents and fatalities, and wastage of time and money.

This study evaluates the market for digital tools for the management of behavioral health conditions, that is, behavioral health tech. The conditions included are listed below, and they are in keeping with NAMI’s definition of mental illness

Cross-border payments or international payments are defined as payments made to merchants or sellers in a location that is different from the buyer’s country. International Remittances are defined under the International Organization for Migration (IOM) as encompassing any personal money transfers across borders by migrants to family or relatives, typically back to the country of their origin. The remittance industry can be segmented into formal and informal channels. The focus of this study is on the formal channel, which includes money transfer operators—banks and non-banking institutions (including FinTechs).

Decentralized containerized/packaged W&WWT systems refer to treatment systems with modular or prefabricated construction and treatment capacity range between 1 m3/day and 5,000 m3/day. •Containerized/Packaged means original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) or solution providers can either fit the modular treatment system inside a shipping container―usually 20 or 40 feet long―or package it with a custom cover that houses the entire treatment system module.

Peptides are a selective, efficacious, and unique class of molecules that bind to specific cell surface receptors, triggering intracellular effects. They are short chains of amino acids linked by a peptide bond. Although they are molecularly poised between small molecules and proteins, peptides have distinctive therapeutic and biochemical properties. They represent an attractive first step in developing novel therapeutics across different areas, including oncology, metabolic, cardiovascular, infectious, endocrine, neurology, and other disorders. For decades, researchers have endeavored to comprehend intracellular protein-protein interactions (PPIs) as they play a critical role in the pathogenesis of numerous disease states. The development of constrained peptides exhibits an emerging approach that addresses challenging PPIs.

A credit card is a piece of metal or plastic issued by a financial services company or banks, which allows cardholders to borrow funds to pay for goods and services with different types of merchants. Furthermore, credit cards provided by the banks and other fintech institutions help customer purchase different types of services on credit without having to put up cash at the point of sale. Instead, the charges accrue as a balance that must be paid off on a monthly billing cycle, giving the buyer more time to get the cash together. Rise in demand for cash alternatives and availability of affordable credit cards across the globe boost the growth of the global credit card payments market. In addition, rise in demand for credit card among the developing nations positively impacts the growth of the market.

The digital grid is aimed at automating, improving efficiency, and increasing the availability of the electric grid, ranging from transmission and distribution (T&D) systems to smart meters. For the scope of the report, Frost & Sullivan has included grid line sensors deployed along the T&D network, smart meters (AMI), and the associated communication devices.

Diethylene glycol (also known as DEG, 2,2-oxydiethanol and glycol ether ether diglycol) is a clear, colorless, odorless liquid with the formula C4H10O3. It is soluble both in water and in many organic compounds. It has hygroscopic properties, which make it a useful industrial chemical. It is widely used in the plastic industry as raw material for the production of plasticizers for paper, cork, and synthetic sponges. In addition, it is also used in the tobacco industry, owing to its hygroscopic properties and used as humectant in tobacco production. Furthermore, it is also utilized as dehydrant in the natural gas industry where it removes water from gas pipelines.

Digital health is an emerging technology, which uses connectivity, software, computing platforms, and sensors to enhance the quality of healthcare and its outcome. It increases the physical and emotional well-being of the population. This study comprises products only and not services. The study estimates the revenue generated from the sales of digital devices used for health care. The valuations comprise revenue generated from adoption of health, health information technology, wearable patch, telehealth and telemedicine by patients. The study scope focuses on digital health products for quality health care.