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Africa Data Centres Connects to Nigeria’s Principle Internet Exchange Point

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Paratus is Building Namibia’s Largest Data Centre for $8.2M

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Africa Data Centres Wins 3 Awards at the 6th Africa Digital Economy Event in Ghana

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Africa Data Centres Reveals Continent’s Largest-Ever Data Centre Expansion Plan

Sourced from Shutterstock Africa’s leading carrier-neutral co-location data centre provider, Africa Data Centres, has announced plans to build large hyperscale data centres throughout Africa, including the North African countries of Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt. The project will involve building 10 hyperscale data centres, in 10 countries, over the next two years – at a cost of more than $500 million. It is being funded through new equity and facilities from leading development finance institutions and multilateral organisations. Africa Data Centres CEO, Mr Stephane Duproz, explains that the finance for the roll-out has been provided by equity and loans to Africa Data Centres’ parent company, Liquid Intelligent Technologies, to fully fund the expansion. Explaining the ambitious initiati...

2 New Data Centres Costing $200-Million to Be Built in Nairobi

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Africa Data Centres Unveils New Data Centre in Midrand, Johannesburg

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Why the Data Centre Industry Needs to Embrace Renewable Energy

Sourced from Shutterstock While investment in digital infrastructure is certainly a win for economic growth in South Africa and Africa as a whole, as is the investment in new data centres, this vital infrastructure needs substantial amounts of energy to function. In fact, it is estimated that data centres could consume a fifth of global electricity by 2025 and create 14% of carbon emissions by 2040. Data centres play a crucial role in today’s ever-accelerating Information Age – as the backbone of the digital economy and the very foundation of the world wide web, they are key to creating a platform for growth and encouraging investment in Africa. There have been several factors driving the demand for data centre infrastructure in South Africa and across the continent, includi...