Cassava OpCos seek larger share of Africa's ICT sector

The data centre company says that the programme prioritises mutual growth for itself and its partners.

Working together, iOCO and ADC claim their complementary market positions can help customers achieve their digital transformation objectives.

Customers at the Africa Data Centre’s NBO1 facility in Nairobi will now have direct access to the new LINX Nairobi peering community in Kenya.

The partnership’s goal is to add value to local network communities, LINX membership and data centre facilities across Africa.

Backed by US development fund, the new facility will be built in Accra with the first phase is scheduled to be completed within 12 months.

The solution will be deployed in Africa Data Centres' two sites in Johannesburg, and its facilities in Cape Town, Nairobi and Lagos.

The company plans to add 15MW of IT load to its existing infrastructure in Nairobi.

INX-ZA is a division of the Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) of South Africa.

2MW facility to be ready in Q1 2023.

According to the partners, IXPN brings internet peering to the table, while Africa Data Centres delivers the local ecosystem for customers.

Company announces expansion of Gauteng-based Samrand Facility from 10MW to 40MW, as it rolls out phased infrastructure development strategy.