Africa Data Center Construction Market - Industry Outlook & Forecast 2025-2030

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The Africa data center construction market by investment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15.94% from 2024 to 2030.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

African governments are accelerating data center expansion by implementing tax incentives, establishing Special Economic Zones (SEZs), and fostering public-private partnerships thereby supporting the Africa data center construction market growth. In May 2024, Kenya's Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy partnered with Microsoft and G42 for a USD 1 billion digital investment initiative.
AI is driving innovations in data center infrastructure across Africa, creating a surge in demand for scalable, flexible computing environments to support sectors such as agriculture, energy, and climate, among others. In July 2024, South Africa launched its Draft National AI Strategy, aiming to attract USD 3.7 billion in AI investments by 2030.
The expansion of 5G networks is propelling the demand for edge data centers in Africa, bringing connectivity closer to users and supporting applications such as IoT, broadband, and enhanced mobile services. In September 2024, MTN South Africa launched Africa's first 5G ultra-range maritime network at Mossel Bay, providing connectivity up to 22 km offshore.
African nations are prioritizing investments in renewable energy for data centers to address unreliable electricity grids and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, aligning with environmental sustainability goals. In November 2024, Teraco began constructing a 120 MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Free State, South Africa, which will power Teraco's data centers across the country and help support national grid upgrades.
African enterprises are increasingly moving away from on-premises data centers, facing security risks, limited scalability, and power instability, toward colocation and managed cloud services, which offer greater reliability and scalability. In September 2024, Huawei won a USD 3 million contract with the United Bank for Africa (UBA) to provide 200 petabytes of cloud storage.

MARKET DYNAMICS

Increased Cloud Investments

The cloud market in Africa is experiencing rapid growth, with an annual increase of 20%. This surge is fueled by improved connectivity through 5G, the expansion of submarine cables, and a transition toward cloud-based infrastructure.
Global cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, and Google are expanding their investments in data center operations across Africa. Such investments in the region are projected to support the Africa data center construction market growth. Microsoft has also planned to open a self-built data center in South Africa, which is expected to come online by 2027. It is expected that these providers will also self-built or collocate data centers outside South Africa in countries such as Kenya and Nigeria during the forecast period bringing in significant investments into these countries.
The cloud computing market in South Africa is expected to grow by over USD 7 billion by 2030. Major cities such as Cape Town and Johannesburg are home to several cloud regions, and leading providers are upgrading local infrastructure to accommodate the increasing demand.
In Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt, cloud infrastructure is rapidly advancing, with Microsoft, Oracle, and Huawei planning new cloud regions. These developments are crucial for Africa's digital transformation and aim to address the continent's growing need for secure and scalable cloud solutions.

Artificial Intelligence Drives Demand & Innovation in Data Center

In Africa, several existing facilities are not capable of supporting high-performance computing infrastructure, such as AI and ML workloads. However, recently opened or announced data centers are designed to support HPC workloads, with options to adopt innovative air-based cooling techniques and designs incorporating direct-to-chip and liquid immersion cooling techniques.
According to the Future of Fintech in Africa 2023 report, South Africa was at the forefront of the AI-focused companies in Africa, with approximately 726 companies, followed by Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, and others. The widespread implementation of AI across the region will result in increased data generation, creating a surge in demand for data centers in multiple countries. Several sectors, such as transport, government, healthcare, and others, have started using AI-based applications in several countries in the African region.
In November 2024, Teraco (Digital Realty) announced the start of construction of the JB7 data center with 40 MW of IT load capacity on full-built. The facility will feature liquid-to-air and liquid-to-liquid cooling designs that support AI deployments.
In November 2024, IXAfrica Data Centres announced a second hyperscale data center facility with a 53 MW IT load capacity. The facility is designed with on-chip cooling solutions to support AI deployments.

Increased Adoption of Renewable Energy by Data Centers

As Africa's digital economy continues to grow, the demand for sustainable energy solutions in data centers is growing. Many African countries are addressing the issues of unreliable power grids and dependence on fossil fuels by focusing on renewable energy sources for their data centers.
The National Data and Cloud Policy is pushing data centers to reduce their reliance on the grid by investing in renewable energy options such as solar power and battery storage.
In November 2024, Teraco started building a 120 MW solar PV plant in Free State province in South Africa, which is expected to supply energy to its data centers across the country by 2026.

SEGMENTATION INSIGHTS

Most data centers in Africa are built to Tier III certifications with N+N minimum redundancy across power and cooling infrastructure.
The cost of developing the data center is growing, the average cost of developing a 1 MW data center is around USD 10 million per MW, which can increase to USD 15 million per MW in countries such as Nigeria.
Cooling systems represent a significant portion of energy use in data centers. In Africa, operators are turning to more energy-efficient cooling technologies to enhance energy efficiency.
Modular data centers, particularly those utilizing renewable energy, are gaining traction throughout Africa. These facilities are designed to be scalable and energy-efficient, allowing for gradual expansion as demand grows.
Many operators are constructing data centers with extra space for future growth. This adaptability ensures that the infrastructure can evolve to meet the rising demand for digital infrastructure services.
BitCluster's data center in Addis Ababa is powered by renewable energy from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. This helps lower carbon emissions while addressing the increasing need for digital infrastructure.
Despite the shift toward renewable energy, Africa encounters challenges such as a lack of skilled labor and high construction costs for new data centers. These obstacles slow down the rapid development of digital infrastructure, although solutions such as modular designs are beginning to address some of these issues.

The report includes the investment in the following areas:

Infrastructure
Electrical Infrastructure
Mechanical Infrastructure
General Construction
Electrical Infrastructure
UPS Systems
Generators
Transfer Switches & Switchgear
PDUs
Other Electrical Infrastructure
Mechanical Infrastructure
Cooling Systems
Racks
Other Mechanical Infrastructure
Cooling Systems
CRAC and CRAH Units
Chillers Units
Cooling Towers, Condensers, & Dry Coolers
Other Cooling Units
Cooling Technique
Air-based Cooling
Liquid-based Cooling
General Construction
Core & Shell Development
Installation & Commissioning Services
Engineering & Building Design
Fire Detection & Suppression
Physical Security
DCIM/BMS Solutions
Tier Standards
Tier I & Tier II
Tier III
Tier IV

GEOGRAPHY ANALYSIS

South Africa is the largest data center market in Africa, driven by significant investments from global cloud providers such as AWS, Google, Huawei, Microsoft, and Oracle. Key cities such as Johannesburg and Cape Town lead data center construction, supported by extensive submarine cable connections and abundant renewable energy resources.
Egypt is emerging as a major North African data center hub, thanks to its strategic location with 17 submarine cables connecting it to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with five additional cables underway. Huawei's USD 300 million cloud region in Cairo and government-supported data centers are set to accelerate Egypt's digital transformation, with strong demand from both the public and private sectors.
Kenya is quickly becoming East Africa's data center powerhouse, backed by its Vision 2030 development agenda and increasing interest from cloud giants such as Microsoft and Oracle. Nairobi, the primary investment hub, is experiencing rapid growth, including renewable energy projects such as a geothermal-powered data center in Olkaria.
Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa and is experiencing rapid growth in data center investments. Lagos is the main investment hub, offering connectivity advantages through submarine cables and a large population of tech-savvy users.
Morocco has positioned itself as a North African leader in renewable energy for data centers. Casablanca and Rabat serve as data center hubs, with infrastructure projects backed by international partnerships to improve connectivity and energy resources.
Ethiopia, supported by international funding from the African Development Bank and private entities, is developing data centers such as the Ethio Telecom hyperscale facility in partnership with Shandong Hi-Speed Group.
Other African countries such as Ethiopia, Ghana, Ethiopia, and Ghana are emerging data center markets. Ghana's high solar irradiation and stable political environment make it favorable for solar-powered data centers, especially in Accra, as local and international investors recognize its potential in the West African digital market.
Geography
Africa
South Africa
Kenya
Nigeria
Egypt
Other African Countries

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

The Africa data center construction market is highly competitive, featuring global companies such as ABB, Eaton, Legrand, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Rolls-Royce, and Vertiv, all of which are supplying advanced electrical infrastructure to cater to the increasing demands of data centers in Africa.
Africa's abundant solar energy resources offer a renewable alternative to grid power, with many hyperscale operators now opting to purchase renewable energy to lower emissions and boost sustainability efforts.
The Africa data center construction market is becoming more competitive, with operators emphasizing energy-efficient cooling systems that reduce carbon emissions to meet eco-friendly standards. Most data centers across Africa adhere to ASHRAE guidelines, focusing on metrics such as PUE, WUE, and CUE to enhance cooling efficiency and sustainability.

Prominent Data Center Support Infrastructure Providers

4energy
ABB
Caterpillar
Cummins
Delta Electronics
EATON
EVAPCO
Legrand
Master Power Technologies
Rittal
Rolls-Royce
Schneider Electric
Siemens
STULZ
Vertiv

Prominent Data Center Construction Contractors

Abbeydale
Arup
AtkinsRealis
b2 Architects
CAP DC
Chess Enterprises
Copy Cat Group
Eastra Solutions
Edarat Group
EDS Engineers
Egypro
H&MV Engineering
Ingenium
Interkel
JLB Architects
MWK Engineering
Orascom Construction
REDCON Construction
Raya Network Services
Royal HaskoningDHV
Shaker Group
Sterling & Wilson
Summit Technology Solutions
Tri-Star Construction
United For Technology Solutions
Westwood Management

Data Center Investors

21st Century Technologies
Africa Data Centres
Airtel Africa
Digital Parks Africa
Digital Realty
Equinix
Galaxy Backbone
IXAFRICA DATA CENTRE
Medallion Communications
N+ONE
NTT DATA
Open Access Data Centres
PAIX
Paratus Namibia
Rack Centre
Raxio Data Centres
Raya Data Center
Telecom Egypt
Vantage Data Centers
Wingu.Africa

New Entrants

Cloudoon
Kasi Cloud
Kemet Data Center (INTRO Technology and Oman Data Park)
Khazna Data Centers
Gulf Data Hub

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

1. How big is the Africa data center construction market?

2. What is the growth rate of the Africa data center construction market?

3. What is the estimated market size in terms of area in the Africa data center construction market by 2030?

4. How many MW of power capacity is expected to reach the Africa data center construction market by 2030?

5. What are the key trends in the Africa data center construction market?

Product Code: ARZ250206

1. REPORT COVERAGE

1.1. WHAT'S INCLUDED
1.2. SEGMENTAL COVERAGE
- 1.2.1. Market Segmentation by Infrastructure
- 1.2.2. Market Segmentation by Electrical Infrastructure
- 1.2.3. Market Segmentation by Mechanical Infrastructure
- 1.2.4. Market Segmentation by Cooling Systems
- 1.2.5. Market Segmentation by Cooling Techniques
- 1.2.6. Market Segmentation by General Construction
- 1.2.7. Market Segmentation by Tier Standards

2. MARKET AT A GLANCE

3. PREMIUM INSIGHTS

3.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
3.2. SEGMENTAL ANALYSIS
3.3. MARKET DYNAMICS
3.4. GEOGRAPHY ANALYSIS

4. INTRODUCTION

4.1. INTERNET PENETRATION
4.2. NETWORK READINESS INDEX
- 4.2.1. Technology
- 4.2.2. People
- 4.2.3. Governance
- 4.2.4. Impact
- 4.2.5. Challenges and Opportunities

5. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES & TRENDS

5.1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DRIVES DEMAND & INNOVATIONS IN DATA CENTER
5.2. SHIFT FROM ON-PREMISES TO COLOCATION AND MANAGED SERVICES
5.3. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR DATA CENTER EXPANSION
5.4. GROWTH IN 5G NETWORK CONNECTIVITY AND EDGE DATA CENTERS
5.5. GROWTH IN SMART CITY PROJECTS

6. MARKET GROWTH ENABLERS

6.1. ADVENT OF CLOUD SERVICES
6.2. EXPANSION IN BIG DATA AND IOT ADOPTION
6.3. INCREASED ADOPTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
6.4. EXPANSION OF SUBMARINE CABLE AND INLAND CONNECTIVITY

7. MARKET RESTRAINTS

7.1. LIMITED BUDGETS AND INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS IN DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT
7.2. SITE SELECTION CHALLENGES IN DATA CENTERS
7.3. LACK OF SKILLED WORKFORCE
7.4. SECURITY RISKS IN DATA CENTERS

8. MARKET LANDSCAPE

8.1. MARKET OVERVIEW
8.2. INVESTMENT: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST
8.3. AREA: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST
8.4. POWER CAPACITY: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST
8.5. SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE: MARKET SIZE & FORECAST

9. INFRASTRUCTURE

9.1. MARKET SNAPSHOT
9.2. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
9.3. ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 9.3.1. Market Overview
- 9.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
9.4. MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 9.4.1. Market Overview
- 9.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
9.5. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
- 9.5.1. Market Overview
- 9.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

10. ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

10.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
10.2. MARKET OVERVIEW
10.3. UPS SYSTEMS
- 10.3.1. Market Overview
- 10.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
10.4. GENERATORS
- 10.4.1. Market Overview
- 10.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
10.5. TRANSFER SWITCHES & SWITCHGEAR
- 10.5.1. Market Overview
- 10.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
10.6. PDUS
- 10.6.1. Market Overview
- 10.6.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
10.7. OTHER ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 10.7.1. Market Overview
- 10.7.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

11. MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

11.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
11.2. MARKET OVERVIEW
11.3. COOLING SYSTEMS
- 11.3.1. Market Overview
- 11.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
11.4. RACKS
- 11.4.1. Market Overview
- 11.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
11.5. OTHER MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 11.5.1. Market Overview
- 11.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

12. COOLING SYSTEMS

12.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
12.2. CRAC & CRAH UNITS
- 12.2.1. Market Overview
- 12.2.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
12.3. CHILLER UNITS
- 12.3.1. Market Overview
- 12.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
12.4. COOLING TOWERS, CONDENSERS, & DRY COOLERS
- 12.4.1. Market Overview
- 12.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
12.5. OTHER COOLING UNITS
- 12.5.1. Market Overview
- 12.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

13. COOLING TECHNIQUES

13.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
13.2. MARKET OVERVIEW
13.3. AIR-BASED COOLING TECHNIQUE
- 13.3.1. Market Overview
- 13.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
13.4. LIQUID-BASED COOLING TECHNIQUE
- 13.4.1. Market Overview
- 13.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

14. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

14.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
14.2. MARKET OVERVIEW
14.3. CORE & SHELL DEVELOPMENT
- 14.3.1. Market Overview
- 14.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
14.4. INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING SERVICES
- 14.4.1. Market Overview
- 14.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
14.5. ENGINEERING & BUILDING DESIGN
- 14.5.1. Market Overview
- 14.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
14.6. FIRE DETECTION & SUPPRESSION
- 14.6.1. Market Overview
- 14.6.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
14.7. PHYSICAL SECURITY
- 14.7.1. Market Overview
- 14.7.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
14.8. DCIM/BMS SOLUTIONS
- 14.8.1. Market Overview
- 14.8.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

15. TIER STANDARDS

15.1. KEY HIGHLIGHTS
15.2. MARKET OVERVIEW
15.3. TIER I & II
- 15.3.1. Market Overview
- 15.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
15.4. TIER III
- 15.4.1. Market Overview
- 15.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
15.5. TIER IV
- 15.5.1. Market Overview
- 15.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast

16. AFRICA

16.1. SOUTH AFRICA
- 16.1.1. Market Overview
- 16.1.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.1.3. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.1.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.1.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
16.2. KENYA
- 16.2.1. Market Overview
- 16.2.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.2.3. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.2.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.2.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
16.3. NIGERIA
- 16.3.1. Market Overview
- 16.3.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.3.3. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.3.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.3.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
16.4. EGYPT
- 16.4.1. Market Overview
- 16.4.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.4.3. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.4.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.4.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
16.5. OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES
- 16.5.1. Market Overview
- 16.5.2. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.5.3. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.5.4. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
- 16.5.5. Support Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
16.6. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
- 16.6.1. ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 16.6.2. MECHANICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 16.6.3. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
- 16.6.4. DATA CENTER INVESTORS

17. PROMINENT DATA CENTER SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PROVIDERS

17.1. 4ENERGY
- 17.1.1. Business Overview
- 17.1.2. Product Offerings
17.2. ABB
- 17.2.1. Business Overview
- 17.2.2. Product Offerings
17.3. CATERPILLAR
- 17.3.1. Business Overview
- 17.3.2. Product Offerings
17.4. CUMMINS
- 17.4.1. Business Overview
- 17.4.2. Product Offerings
17.5. DELTA ELECTRONICS
- 17.5.1. Business Overview
- 17.5.2. Product Offerings
17.6. EATON
- 17.6.1. Business Overview
- 17.6.2. Product Offerings
17.7. EVAPCO
- 17.7.1. Business Overview
- 17.7.2. Product Offerings
17.8. LEGRAND
- 17.8.1. Business Overview
- 17.8.2. Product Offerings
17.9. MASTER POWER TECHNOLOGIES
- 17.9.1. Business Overview
- 17.9.2. Product Offerings
17.10. RITTAL
- 17.10.1. Business Overview
- 17.10.2. Product Offerings
17.11. ROLLS-ROYCE
- 17.11.1. Business Overview
- 17.11.2. Product Offerings
17.12. SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
- 17.12.1. Business Overview
- 17.12.2. Product Offerings
17.13. SIEMENS
- 17.13.1. Business Overview
- 17.13.2. Product Offerings
17.14. STULZ
- 17.14.1. Business Overview
- 17.14.2. Product Offerings
17.15. VERTIV
- 17.15.1. Business Overview
- 17.15.2. Product Offerings

18. PROMINENT DATA CENTER CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS

18.1. ABBEYDALE
- 18.1.1. Business Overview
- 18.1.2. Service Offerings
18.2. ARUP
- 18.2.1. Business Overview
- 18.2.2. Service Offerings
18.3. ATKINSREALIS
- 18.3.1. Business Overview
- 18.3.2. Service Offerings
18.4. B2 ARCHITECTS
- 18.4.1. Business Overview
- 18.4.2. Service Offerings
18.5. CAP DC
- 18.5.1. Business Overview
- 18.5.2. Service Offerings
18.6. CHESS ENTERPRISES
- 18.6.1. Business Overview
- 18.6.2. Service Offerings
18.7. COPYCAT GROUP
- 18.7.1. Business Overview
- 18.7.2. Service Offerings
18.8. EASTRA SOLUTIONS
- 18.8.1. Business Overview
- 18.8.2. Service Offerings
18.9. EDARAT GROUP
- 18.9.1. Business Overview
- 18.9.2. Service Offerings
18.10. EDS ENGINEERS
- 18.10.1. Business Overview
- 18.10.2. Service Offerings
18.11. EGYPRO
- 18.11.1. Business Overview
- 18.11.2. Service Offerings
18.12. H&MV ENGINEERING
- 18.12.1. Business Overview
- 18.12.2. Service Offerings
18.13. INGENIUM
- 18.13.1. Business Overview
- 18.13.2. Service Offerings
18.14. INTERKEL
- 18.14.1. Business Overview
- 18.14.2. Service Offerings
18.15. JLB ARCHITECTS
- 18.15.1. Business Overview
- 18.15.2. Service Offerings
18.16. MWK ENGINEERING
- 18.16.1. Business Overview
- 18.16.2. Service Offerings
18.17. ORASCOM CONSTRUCTION
- 18.17.1. Business Overview
- 18.17.2. Service Offerings
18.18. REDCON CONSTRUCTION
- 18.18.1. Business Overview
- 18.18.2. Service Offerings
18.19. RAYA NETWORK SERVICES
- 18.19.1. Business Overview
- 18.19.2. Service Offerings
18.20. ROYAL HASKONINGDHV
- 18.20.1. Business Overview
- 18.20.2. Service Offerings
18.21. SHAKER GROUP
- 18.21.1. Business Overview
- 18.21.2. Service Offerings
18.22. STERLING & WILSON
- 18.22.1. Business Overview
- 18.22.2. Service Offerings
18.23. SUMMIT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
- 18.23.1. Business Overview
- 18.23.2. Service Offerings
18.24. TRI-STAR CONSTRUCTION
- 18.24.1. Business Overview
- 18.24.2. Service Offerings
18.25. UNITED FOR TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
- 18.25.1. Business Overview
- 18.25.2. Service Offerings
18.26. WESTWOOD MANAGEMENT
- 18.26.1. Business Overview
- 18.26.2. Service Offerings

19. DATA CENTER INVESTORS

19.1. 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGIES
- 19.1.1. Business Overview
- 19.1.2. Service Offerings
19.2. AFRICA DATA CENTRES
- 19.2.1. Business Overview
- 19.2.2. Service Offerings
19.3. AIRTEL AFRICA
- 19.3.1. Business Overview
- 19.3.2. Service Offerings
19.4. DIGITAL PARKS AFRICA
- 19.4.1. Business Overview
- 19.4.2. Service Offerings
19.5. DIGITAL REALTY
- 19.5.1. Business Overview
- 19.5.2. Service Offerings
19.6. EQUINIX
- 19.6.1. Business Overview
- 19.6.2. Service Offerings
19.7. GALAXY BACKBONE
- 19.7.1. Business Overview
- 19.7.2. Service Offerings
19.8. IXAFRICA DATA CENTRE
- 19.8.1. Business Overview
- 19.8.2. Service Offerings
19.9. N+ONE
- 19.9.1. Business Overview
- 19.9.2. Service Offerings
19.10. NTT DATA
- 19.10.1. Business Overview
- 19.10.2. Service Offerings
19.11. OPEN ACCESS DATA CENTERS
- 19.11.1. Business Overview
- 19.11.2. Service Offerings
19.12. PAIX
- 19.12.1. Business Overview
- 19.12.2. Service Offerings
19.13. PARATUS NAMIBIA
- 19.13.1. Business Overview
- 19.13.2. Service Offerings
19.14. RACK CENTRE
- 19.14.1. Business Overview
- 19.14.2. Service Offerings
19.15. RAXIO DATA CENTRES
- 19.15.1. Business Overview
- 19.15.2. Service Offerings
19.16. RAYA DATA CENTER
- 19.16.1. Business Overview
- 19.16.2. Service Offerings
19.17. TELECOM EGYPT
- 19.17.1. Business Overview
- 19.17.2. Service Offerings
19.18. VANTAGE DATA CENTERS
- 19.18.1. Business Overview
- 19.18.2. Service Offerings
19.19. WINGU.AFRICA
- 19.19.1. Business Overview
- 19.19.2. Service Offerings

20. NEW ENTRANTS

20.1. CLOUDOON
- 20.1.1. Business Overview
- 20.1.2. Service Offerings
20.2. KASI CLOUD
- 20.2.1. Business Overview
- 20.2.2. Service Offerings
20.3. KEMET DATA CENTER (INTRO TECHNOLOGY AND OMAN DATA PARK)
- 20.3.1. Business Overview
- 20.3.2. Service Offerings
20.4. KHAZNA DATA CENTER & BENYA GROUP
- 20.4.1. Business Overview
- 20.4.2. Service Offerings
20.5. GULF DATA HUB
- 20.5.1. Business Overview
- 20.5.2. Service Offerings

21. QUANTITATIVE SUMMARY

21.1.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
21.1.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

21.2. MARKET SEGMENTATION
- 21.2.1. Electrical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.2.2. Mechanical Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.2.3. Cooling Systems: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.2.4. Cooling Techniques: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.2.5. General Construction: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.2.6. Tier Standards: Market Size & Forecast
21.3. MARKET BY GEOGRAPHY
- 21.3.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.3.2. Area: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.3.3. Power Capacity: Market Size & Forecast
21.4. SOUTH AFRICA
- 21.4.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.4.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.5. KENYA
- 21.5.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.5.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.6. NIGERIA
- 21.6.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.6.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.7. EGYPT
- 21.7.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.7.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast
21.8. OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES
- 21.8.1. Investment: Market Size & Forecast
- 21.8.2. Infrastructure: Market Size & Forecast

22. APPENDIX

22.1. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
22.2. SITE SELECTION CRITERIA
22.3. CURRENCY CONVERSION