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    Galaxy Backbone achieves Data Center reliability with Uptime Institute Tier IV Certification

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    Galaxy Backbone celebrates a major accomplishment in its commitment to top-notch digital infrastructure services. Their recently built Data Centre in Kano has secured the prestigious Tier IV Certification of Constructed Facility (TCCF) from Uptime Institute Professional Services.

    This esteemed certification signifies Galaxy Backbone’s dedication to exceptional reliability, security, and operational excellence within its Cloud and Data Centre services.

    Tier IV represents the pinnacle of Uptime Institute’s Data Centre certifications, indicating a facility boasting 99.995% uptime. This achievement confirms that Galaxy Backbone’s Data Centre fulfills stringent criteria for fault tolerance, redundancy, robust operations, enhanced security, and ultimately, unparalleled service delivery to clients.

    Highlights of Galaxy Backbone’s Tier IV Data Centre:

    • Unmatched Fault Tolerance: The facility is built to endure multiple equipment failures while maintaining continuous operation, guaranteeing maximum uptime for critical applications.
    • Comprehensive Redundancy: Power, cooling, and network systems are completely redundant, eliminating any single point of failure that could disrupt services.
    • Unwavering Monitoring and Management: Cutting-edge monitoring systems and a dedicated team of experts provide constant surveillance and management of the facility, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
    • Fortified Security: The most advanced security measures are in place, including biometric access controls, comprehensive surveillance systems, and multi-layered security protocols, safeguarding the integrity and confidentiality of client data.
    • Sustainable Practices: Galaxy Backbone is committed to sustainability through energy-efficient technologies and eco-friendly operations, aligning with global sustainability goals.
    Prof. Ibrahim A. Adeyanju

    Prof. Ibrahim Adeyanju, Managing Director/CEO of Galaxy Backbone, expressed his pride in this significant achievement: “This Tier IV certification from Uptime Institute is a powerful testament to our unwavering dedication to excellence in Cloud, Data Centre, and Business Continuity services. This distinction not only solidifies our position as a leader in digital transformation services but also assures our clients that they can rely on us for the highest levels of service availability and security. We are constantly driven to innovate and deliver world-class services that support the digital transformation of Nigeria and beyond.”

    This certification complements Galaxy Backbone’s existing Tier III Uptime certified Data Centre in Abuja and signifies a critical milestone as they expand their services and capabilities to meet the ever-increasing demand for reliable and secure digital infrastructure solutions. Additionally, it bolsters GBB’s commitment to data sovereignty, encouraging public and private organizations to host and collocate their IT applications within the country. This recent achievement further solidifies Galaxy Backbone’s position as the preferred partner for organizations seeking robust and resilient data center solutions.

    Galaxy Backbone goes beyond offering world-class data centers. As a digital transformation enabler, they serve as a platform and aggregator of digital services, ensuring effective delivery across public and private sector organizations. Their extensive fiber optic cable network, currently spanning 30 states, provides secure, high-speed connectivity to and between organizations. Additionally, their Security Operations Centre (SOC) guarantees the provision of secure digital services to all stakeholders and customers.

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