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    ADC makes more inroad to East Africa with expansion of Sameer facility in Nairobi by 15MW IT load

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    Tesh Durvasula, CEO of Africa Data Centres
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    Africa Data Centres is expanding its Sameer facility in Nairobi by up to 15MW of Information Technology load with the facility built in the company’s leading-edge modular design.

    Announcing this in a statement, Tesh Durvasula, Chief Executive Officer of Africa Data Centres, said the new data centre will begin with 5MW of IT load and will be built in the company’s leading-edge modular design, adding that the innovative approach sees the entire facility, including all critical plant rooms, prefabricated off-site to ensure the highest possible quality. Local contractors will be used to lay foundations, assemble, and complete the build.

    “Africa Data Centres, a business of Cassava Technologies a pan-African technology group, is pleased to announce it has secured a piece of land adjacent to its existing data centre in Nairobi, Kenya, and plans to expand the facility up to an extra 15MW of IT load. The build will be completed in the first half of 2024 and will bring five times more than the current capacity,” he said.

    According to him, colocation has become the foundation of African digital transformation and will be for the foreseeable future. “Our investment into expanding our data centre operations in Kenya is in line with the increasing demand that we are experiencing due to the significant increase in the adoption of digital services in the East African region,” he added.

    In terms of cooling, Tesh Durvasula, CEO of Africa Data Centres, says the company has a strict policy that has banned the use of adiabatic systems. “We do not use water in any of our cooling systems and are one of the few colocation providers who have taken this step. Although many believe water and adiabatic systems are more efficient than air cooling systems, this is not the case. With the newest technology, if free-cooling capacity is maximised, it becomes far more efficient and saves water which is becoming a scarce commodity”.

    Additionally, the expansion will allow Africa Data Centre clients to grow and scale depending on their requirements. They can start small, increase to a medium capacity, and even benefit from a hyperscale type of deployment in a few years if they choose to.

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