LOS1 Lagos Data Centre

Features
5 data halls with 2000m² of white space. World-class rated 3 data centre located in Lagos, in the special Economic Zone called Eko Atlantic City.
Maximum Client IT load of 5 MW (Megawatt)
Interconnection of all Africa Data Centres’ sites across the continent
Hot aisle and Cold aisle Containment done to maintain cooling efficiencies
Connected to 24/7 Security Operations Centre and Service Control Centre
Low pressure gas system installed in the data halls triggered by double knock detection of fire alarm
Colocation: Private Cage, Secured racks, Power Metering and Cross Connects
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), Power and Building critical systems managed and monitored 24/7
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More about LOS1 Lagos Data Centre
Nigeria is a key African market for Africa Data Centres. This region is hungry for digitisation and to pave the way for our hyperscale customers to deploy digitisation solutions to West Africa, Africa Data Centres has committed to the construction of 10-megawatt total load data centre in Lagos.
Africa Data Centres is taking a phased approach to the massive construction. The first phase will go live mid-2021.
The Lagos build marks a significant step forward in Africa Data Centres’ ambitious long-term strategy to digitise Africa. The Nigerian data centre will form Africa Data Centres’ West African hub. As interconnection remains a priority, the company will be adding it to its network of data centres, which at present includes Johannesburg, Nairobi, Cape Town, Harare, and Kigali.
The creation of a digital hub is the beginning of digital transformation capabilities for the region. Multinational enterprises will wish to be housed under the same roof as our hyperscale customers due to the lower latency enjoyed. As such, the combination of cloud providers and enterprises make these data centres marketplaces of the ecosystem – and, most importantly, the base for the country’s digital and economic development. Additionally, keeping African data on African soil is another key consideration driving the demand for local data centre facilities.
“Specialist data centre providers understand that there are two key legs to a security strategy, namely digital and physical security." Stephane Duproz, CEO of Africa Data Centres explains.
Read more here: https://www.itweb.co.za/content/KA3Ww7dD9L57rydZ
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