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    Huawei partners Galaxy Backbone to build Nigeria’s first dual-certified Tier IV Data Center

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    Galaxy Backbone (GBB), a leading digital transformation company in Nigeria, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first data center in the country to obtain both Uptime Tier IV design and facility certifications. This accomplishment solidifies GBB’s position as a provider of world-class data center services and accelerates Nigeria’s digital transformation.

    Uptime Tier IV certification is the highest standard for data center reliability, ensuring a 99.995% availability rate. By partnering with Huawei, GBB has leveraged its expertise to build a data center that meets these stringent requirements.

    The partnership between Huawei and GBB has also resulted in a faster construction timeline. Huawei’s prefabricated modular data center solution, FusionDC1000B, reduced the construction time to just one month, compared to the traditional 30-month process. This expedited development allows GBB to quickly meet the growing demand for data center services in Nigeria.

    The new Tier IV data center offers several benefits to Nigerian businesses and organizations. It provides a highly reliable and secure infrastructure for critical applications, enabling them to improve their operations, enhance customer experiences, and drive innovation.

    Professor Ibrahim Adeyanju, Managing Director and CEO of Galaxy Backbone, expressed his pride in achieving this milestone. “This Tier IV certification is a testament to our commitment to excellence and our ability to deliver world-class services to our clients,” he said.

    Huawei’s continued partnership with GBB will further contribute to Nigeria’s digital infrastructure development. Together, they aim to build green, simple, smart, and reliable data centers that support the country’s economic growth and digital transformation.

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