Swiss Re Forecasts Global Data Center Insurance Premiums to Reach $20-$30 Billion Annually by 2030
Reinsurer Swiss Re, in a report this month, projected that the global premiums for insuring data centers will likely hit $20 billion to $30 billion per year by 2030, driven by the $1 trillion race to build artificial-intelligence hyperscale data centers. The industry sees this as a significant opportunity to generate tens of billions in additional income, as these centers face numerous threats during construction and operation, from tornadoes to power cuts.
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