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Africa Data Centres announces that it will start construction on a new facility in Accra, Ghana - Vimarsana News

Africa Data Centres announces that it will start construction on a new facility in Accra, Ghana

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Africa Data Centres to Start Construction on a New Facility in Accra - Vimarsana News

Africa Data Centres to Start Construction on a New Facility in Accra

Kindly share this postAfrica Data Centres, the largest network of interconnected, carrier-and cloud-neutral data centre facilities on the continent, announces that it will shortly start construction on its newly acquired land in the Central Business District of Accra, Ghana. The new facility has been designed for an initial 10 MW, which can expand to 30MW […]

Africa Data Centres to start construction of a new facility in Accra, Ghana - Vimarsana News

Africa Data Centres to start construction of a new facility in Accra, Ghana

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Africa Data Centres announces construction of new facility in Accra, Ghana - Vimarsana News

Africa Data Centres announces construction of new facility in Accra, Ghana

Mr. Scott Nathan, CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC)said, “DFC is proud to support African Data Centres

Africa Data Centres announces construction of new facility in Accra, Ghana. - Vimarsana News

Africa Data Centres announces construction of new facility in Accra, Ghana.

The new facility has been designed for an initial 10 MW, which can expand to 30MW depending on demand. It will be the largest facility in West Africa to date, outside of Nigeria.