Africa Data Centres' carrier-neutral Tier III facility in Cairo, connecting North Africa to global submarine cables and the pan-African Liquid fibre network.
Africa Data Centres Cairo CAI1 is a carrier-neutral colocation facility operated by Africa Data Centres (ADC), a subsidiary of Cassava Technologies and one of Africa's largest data centre developers. Located in Cairo, the capital of Egypt and Africa's most populous country, CAI1 was developed to serve Egypt's rapidly growing digital economy and its ambitions to become a regional data centre hub connecting Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
CAI1 connects to Egypt's rich submarine cable infrastructure — including the AAE-1, SMW-5, and PEACE cable systems that land on Egypt's Mediterranean and Red Sea coasts — providing customers with exceptional connectivity to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the rest of Africa. The facility also connects to Liquid Intelligent Technologies' pan-African fibre backbone, enabling ADC customers to access the entire continental network from Cairo.
Egypt's strategic geographic position, large population of over 100 million, growing technology talent pool, and improving regulatory environment for data centres make Cairo an increasingly important digital infrastructure market. ADC Cairo CAI1 serves Egyptian enterprises, multinational corporations, cloud providers, and government agencies seeking a carrier-neutral, internationally connected base in North Africa.
