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Africa’s ‘largest data centre expansion’ to cost $500m

Africa’s ‘largest data centre expansion’ to cost $500m

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Africa’s ‘largest data centre expansion’ to cost $500m

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PENALISTS AT SOCIAL MEDIA (3)

Director of Operations, Rack Centre, Ezekiel Egboye (left); Business Development Director, Rack Centre, Howard Pheby, Vice President IT Business, Schneider Electric, Arun Shenoy at the London’s Royal Lancaster Hotel recently where Rack Centre won the 2015 Data Centre Dynamics Award for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region in the Data Centre Impact Award Category area

MainOne subsidiary and Data Centre company, MDXi says it is injecting an additional N2. 5 billion investment to deepen its Nigerian operations.

Ayotunde Coker, Managing Director of Rack Centre of Nigeria speaks about the changing business landscape in a golden era of technology and role that data centres play to drive efficiency and productivity, in an interview with Kolade Akinola of Technology Times

Model of Rack Centre data centre which the company says is a state-of-the-art, Tier III Design Certified data centre offering carrier-neutral colocation services. The data centre sited in Lagos, which provides over 6,000 sqm (65,000sqft) of energy efficient and secure data centre space, allows companies “to avoid fixed infrastructure investments and to leave the growing complexity of managing power and environmental issues to specialists”, the company CEO, Ayotunde Coker says.

Artist impression of MainOne Data Centre in Lagos

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