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Africa Data Centers are planned, built, and operated to the highest standards needed by today’s major cloud providers, carriers, and companies, delivering peace of mind to businesses of any size.
Not only has the volume of data increased, but so has its worth. Large data sets have become a valuable commodity for both businesses and economies, allowing them to improve decision-making, differentiate themselves, and increase efficiency.
The Africa Data Center Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
NTT Ltd., a worldwide technology services leader, and Dimension Data, a South African systems integrator and managed services provider that represents NTT Ltd. in the Middle East and Africa, announced today that building on their Johannesburg 1 Data Center has begun.
The data center will be built in two parts, with the design based on tier 3 standards.The Johannesburg 1 Data Center will allow them to extend their skills and worldwide capacity in order to fulfill the growing infrastructure needs of international clients in the African market.
The Togolese Ministry of Postal Services, Digital Economy, and Technological Innovation has entrusted APL with project management for the development of a colocation data hosting center with extremely high levels of service continuity and security, as well as solar energy.
Africa Data Centres, the continent’s largest network of interconnected, carrier- and cloud-neutral data center facilities, is proud to announce the opening of its new 10MW data center facility in Lagos, Nigeria. Africa Data Centers’ hyperscale customers will be able to install digitisation solutions in West Africa thanks to the new facility.
The company established a collaboration with Console Connect in the UK to leverage their network as a service (NaaS) infrastructure to enable companies operating in Africa.
In addition to housing several international providers alongside significant South African businesses and the government, Cassava Technologies constructed and is currently running the city’s first hyperscale colocation data centre. This second facility will increase the region’s capacity and redundancy. With the second-biggest economy in South Africa, Cape Town is a bustling metropolis.
It is recognised as the software and IT centre of the nation, and the data centre industry is expanding rapidly in the area. It is a favoured location for both domestic and international cloud software and IT service suppliers. With the goal of providing scalability, flexibility, and energy efficiency solutions, the new facility is scheduled to be constructed in accordance with Africa Data Centres’ new standard modular architecture.
In contrast to other NaaS systems, according to OADC, Console Connect is supported by its own high-performance network, which provides vast reach throughout the east and west coasts of Africa as well as to more than 50 other nations globally. Businesses can now connect to OADC data centre locations throughout South Africa by using the Console Connect platform.
Furthermore, companies will be able to use the Console Connect MeetingPlace to order colocation services at any one of the four OADC South Africa main data centre locations.
Local businesses will be able to speed their cloud migration with the availability of Console Connect at new data centre sites around Africa. Through this partnership, Console Connect users may expand their network reach throughout Africa and give more local businesses access to their global partner ecosystem.
The launch of the Onix first neutral data centre at the CLS in Senegal and throughout Africa will have a major positive impact on the local business community as well as regional governments and public organisations.
The data centre may assist these organisations in their digitization initiatives by offering safe and dependable access to data services, enabling them to enhance their offerings and better serve their local communities. In addition, the centre’s data sovereignty feature guarantees that private data is safeguarded and stays under national and West African authority, which is crucial in today’s data-driven society.
