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Nobus Opens Nairobi Availability Zone
Staff Writer 3 min read
Nobus Cloud Services, the Nigerian public cloud provider, has gone live in Kenya with a Nairobi availability zone, designated Nobus-EA-AZ1,…
The Price Women In Leadership Pay For Visibility
12 min read
This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine. Until it glares too brightly, casting long shadows that (seemingly)…
$12M A Megawatt: The Number Africa’s Infrastructure Builders Want Cut In Half
Staff Writer 6 min read
The session was titled “Africa’s Moment to Deliver Digital Infrastructure at Scale.” What the panel actually delivered, over an hour…
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End Of An Era: Kunle Awosika Leaves Microsoft After 25 Years
2 min read
Kunle Awosika has officially ended his 25-year career at Microsoft, stepping down from his role as Enterprise Partner Solutions Leader…
Nairobi Adds 6.4MW As Icolo Becomes Digital Realty
Staff Writer 5 min read
Digital Realty has opened the 6.4-megawatt Nairobi Two (NBO2) data centre in Karen, expanding its Nairobi campus and completing the…
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