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Datacloud africa

Datacloud africa

Datacloud Africa

Datacloud Africa

10 - 12 SEPTEMBER 2024
Radisson Blu, Upper Hill, Nairobi, Kenya

Introducing Datacloud Africa

Welcome to Datacloud Africa, the premier event for the continent's data infrastructure sector. Join us to explore trends, forge partnerships, and drive innovation in Africa's rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Sponsor Datacloud Africa

Sponsor Datacloud Africa

Why Attend

Why Attend

Agenda

Agenda

Datacloud Africa 2024, Colocated with ITW Africa

Welcome to Datacloud Africa 2024, where innovation meets opportunity in the heart of Africa's digital revolution. Join us for a transformative gathering that brings together the continent's most influential players in the data infrastructure ecosystem. From leading banks and private equity firms to cutting-edge cloud service providers and construction experts, our event unites the entire value chain under one roof. Explore actionable insights, forge strategic partnerships, and drive growth in Africa's dynamic data landscape. With unparalleled networking opportunities and thought-provoking discussions, Datacloud Africa 2024 is your gateway to success in the thriving African digital economy.

 

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Agenda Themes

Market Expansion

Africa's data centre market is rapidly expanding, with estimated growth from 0.52 thousand MW in 2023 to 1.23 thousand MW by 2029, reflecting increasing demand and projected market value exceeding $3 billion by 2025.

Digital Inclusion Drive

Efforts to bridge the digital divide and promote local content creation are accelerating, emphasizing equitable connectivity and fostering collaboration among stakeholders to empower underserved communities and stimulate economic growth.

Investment Dynamics

Efforts to bridge the digital divide and promote local content creation are accelerating, emphasizing equitable connectivity and fostering collaboration among stakeholders to empower underserved communities and stimulate economic growth.

Operational Challenges and Opportunities

Challenges include regulatory lag and slower-than-expected market growth, while opportunities arise from telco players' involvement and potential asset restructuring, indicating dynamic shifts in data centre management.
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