African Data Centres Association (ADCA) and Xalam Analytics say rest of the continent needs significant investment to meet growth needs and be on par with South Africa.

€20 million, 14 petaflops SURF supercomputer to replace aging Cartesius system

€20 million, 10 petaflops Fujitsu system will be powered by renewable energy, join EuroHPC network

Planning permission meeting for Amazon substation reveals two more facilities wanted in future

Union targets Modis, alleging discussing wages amongst workers was forbidden

Cloud giant has submitted plans for two facilities on Clonshaugh Business and Technology Park

New facility is its second in Europe and only one in EU after Brexit

New loan will be funneled into construction of continent’s largest data center in Joburg

KT to grow data center footprint abroad through facilities at LH complexes

Wholesale provider aims to have 200MW of data center capacity by 2023, up from 40MW today

New AZ2 second Availability Zone aims to reduce anxiety about redundancy

OAC project will connect Australia and EMEA, avoid disputed waters

Nepalese ISP plans $25.6 million investment across three years, leading with Kathmandu facility

Proposal for data center on Itasca Country Club golf course still opposed by residents

Synergy Research says more than 100 hyperscale facilities were built in 2020, with hundreds more in the pipeline

Amazon’s cloud computing arm buys 46.4 acres for $55.9 million in the data center hotspot

New facility in north of county expands NTT’s capacity by almost 50 percent

Russian telco expanding quickly after fresh investment

AREP & Harrison Street take over site previously earmarked for 30MW facility

Singaporean firm proposes a 36MW $150 million campus built in two phases

Concerns over facility’s proximity to local road have been addressed

IFC makes first data center investment, ODATA continues expansion plans

Australian firm’s Bibra Lake data center to be fully operational by April 2021

SCL01 facility will have Oracle as anchor tenant, second facility in capital is already planned