What Taubyte Opens For You
Run hosting, a telco, or a datacenter? See how much cloud business Taubyte helps you win at home — today, and through 2030.
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Methodology
Numbers come from a merged dataset of cloud spend in 116 countries — built from hyperscaler region disclosures, Synergy / Gartner / IDC sizing, vendor revenue filings, country statistical offices, and primary regulation texts.
Ranges, not points. Every number is a [low, high] range with a confidence label. A telco CTO running their own TAM exercise will land somewhere in our range — that's the bar. We don't claim precision; we claim direction.
What each metric means:
- Market Taubyte opens — dev-platform spend a local public dev cloud could keep at home: leaked spend (paid to foreign vendors via cross-border channels) plus latent demand (workloads that don't ship today because of friction).
- Non-hyperscaler spend — local providers + on-prem + market-Taubyte-opens. The slice not flowing to AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- Hyperscaler spend — what AWS, Azure, GCP and other globals capture in-country.
- Total cloud market — IaaS + PaaS + SaaS, all sources.
The year slider (2026 → 2030). Projects the three "addressable" metrics forward using per-country vibe-coder cohort growth from a companion dataset. Growth tapers — full rate in 2027, 70% in 2028, 50% in 2029, 35% in 2030 — so the projection doesn't run away. Hyperscaler spend holds at the 2026 baseline: the slider models the new spend vibe coders generate, which doesn't naturally flow to hyperscalers.
What we don't claim: precision. Honest ranges and a defensible growth model — not a forecast you'd ship in a board deck without your own validation pass.