The global market for hydrogen-powered data centers is rapidly expanding, driven by the need for sustainable and energy-efficient data infrastructure. These data centers leverage hydrogen fuel cells to offer clean, scalable, and cost-effective power solutions, addressing the increasing energy consumption from data operations and heightened environmental concerns. The integration of hydrogen fuel cells for backup power, along with advancements in fuel cell technology, is paving the way for a more sustainable energy landscape. Key innovations include reducing carbon emissions, enhancing scalability, and improving fuel cell efficiency. The report highlights the market's growth prospects, regulatory impacts, competitive landscape, and strategic growth opportunities. Key drivers for hydrogen-powered data centers include a surge in demand for sustainable energy solutions, advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology, and increased investments in clean energy. However, challenges such as high initial infrastructure costs and competition from traditional energy sources exist. Opportunities include expanding into emerging markets with a green energy focus, forming strategic collaborations, and developing innovative hydrogen storage solutions. The market segmentation is based on end use (colocation data centers), product (cooling type and technology type of hydrogen fuel cells), and region (North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Rest of the World). Key players in the market include ITM Power, Air Liquide, Cummins Inc, and more, focusing on strategic initiatives to expand into emerging markets and advance hydrogen fuel cell technology. Case studies showcase successful implementation of hydrogen fuel cells in data centers, with a North American hyperscale data center achieving sustainability, scalability, and cost savings. By leveraging hydrogen-powered systems, data centers can reduce carbon footprints, enhance energy efficiency, and meet sustainability goals. Overall, the rise of hydrogen-powered data centers presents a positive outlook for the energy industry's transition towards cleaner and more efficient operations.