Africa Data Centres' second Tier III carrier-neutral colocation facility in Nairobi, expanding capacity in East Africa's leading technology hub.
Africa Data Centres Nairobi NBO2 is the second carrier-neutral colocation facility operated by Africa Data Centres (ADC) in Nairobi, Kenya. ADC, a subsidiary of Cassava Technologies and the African data centre arm of Liquid Intelligent Technologies, is building a pan-continental network of Tier III-designed, carrier-neutral data centres across major African markets.
NBO2 expands ADC's capacity in East Africa's largest and most dynamic data centre market, providing additional colocation, cloud hosting, and interconnection services to enterprises, cloud providers, financial institutions, and telecoms operators across Kenya and East Africa. Like ADC's existing NBO1 facility, NBO2 connects to Liquid's pan-African fibre network, providing customers with unmatched access to continental connectivity alongside global internet transit.
Nairobi's 'Silicon Savannah' technology ecosystem, home to African operations of Google, Microsoft, IBM, and hundreds of technology startups, drives strong and growing demand for premium data centre capacity. Africa Data Centres NBO2 meets this demand while supporting Kenya's national cloud strategy and e-government infrastructure requirements, positioning Nairobi as the digital gateway to East Africa.