Airtel to Construct New Data Centre at Tatu City, Boosting Kenya’s Digital Landscape
Airtel Africa has commenced the development of a substantial 44MW Nxtra data center at Tatu City in Kenya, signaling a major advancement for the nation’s digital infrastructure. This strategic investment is poised to significantly enhance the accessibility and reliability of cloud services and AI technology for a wide array of entities, including businesses, governmental bodies, and even leading global tech firms operating within the region. The timing of this initiative is particularly opportune, coinciding with the increasing reliance on the internet and smart technologies across Kenya.
Key Features and Operational Advantages
The data center’s construction will be phased, incorporating cutting-edge infrastructure such as GPU-ready racks and sophisticated server technology designed to facilitate rapid data processing. Airtel is emphasizing robust security measures to safeguard the confidentiality and integrity of all data stored within the facility. A key performance indicator highlighted by Airtel is a projected uptime of 99.999%, representing a critical factor for businesses that require consistent and uninterrupted online operations. This high level of reliability underscores Airtel’s commitment to delivering dependable digital services to its clients within the African tech market.
This new data center at Tatu City represents a significant step forward for Kenya, fostering digital innovation and strengthening the nation’s standing in the African tech landscape.
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