Cloud Backup Market Size

Global Cloud Backup Market size was valued at USD 4.71 billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 5.74 billion in 2024 to USD 27.79 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 21.8% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

Cloud backup providers can capitalize on the growing adoption of different types of cloud platforms and services that provide added flexibility and scalability for companies. Cloud backup market players can also benefit from expanding existing data storage and transmission networks worldwide. Cloud backup companies need to improve their security to enhance their business potential and maximize revenue generation across the forecast period and beyond. 'IDrive (USA) ', 'Backblaze (USA) ', 'Druva (USA) ', 'CTERA Networks (Israel) ', 'Asigra (Canada) ', 'SpiderOak (USA) ', 'CrashPlan (USA) ', 'Zoolz (UK) ', 'pCloud (Switzerland) ', 'Sync.com (Canada) ', 'Internxt (Spain) ', 'ElephantDrive (USA) ', 'Wasabi Technologies (USA) ', 'Tresorit (Switzerland) ', 'NordLocker (Panama) ', 'Mega (New Zealand) ', 'Jottacloud (Norway) ', 'Degoo (Sweden)'

With all systems going digital across the world, the sheer amount of data that is generated has increased quite exponentially in recent years and it’s not possible for all companies to create a storage infrastructure, which is slated to boost the demand for solutions and services going forward.

Rise of Use of Artificial Intelligence: Cloud backup providers can earn a massive fortune by tailing the artificial intelligence trend as it becomes prominent in almost all walks of life. Growing use of AI will also promote the demand for training data management, which in turn, is slated to uplift the adoption of cloud backup solutions and services in the long run.

North American countries have been early adopters of almost all kinds of cloud-based technologies, and this has allowed this region to hold sway over the global cloud backup demand outlook as well. Growing penetration of cloud platforms, presence of key tech companies, and increasing digitization of different industry verticals are also slated to allow North America to maintain its dominant stance in the global landscape. The United States is slated to be the key contributor to cloud backup demand followed by Canada in this region going forward.