Sustainable data center provider EcoCloud and tech investment group G42 are set to construct a world-class 1 Gigawatt data center fueled by renewable geothermal energy, marking a revolutionary milestone in Kenya’s digital evolution.
Strategic location and scale
The EcoCloud-G42 Mega Data Center is designed to initially operate at 100 MW capacity, with plans to expand to 1 Gigawatt. This venture sets a new standard for sustainable data infrastructure, leveraging Kenya’s abundant geothermal resources to drive technological innovation on a monumental scale.
Vision for digital transformation
More than just an infrastructure project, the collaboration between EcoCloud and G42 signifies Kenya’s commitment to harnessing renewable energy for technological advancement. By embracing cutting-edge solutions, this initiative aims to accelerate Kenya’s digital transformation and consolidate its position as a global technology leader.
Comprehensive ecosystem
Beyond data infrastructure, the partnership between EcoCloud and G42 lays the groundwork for a comprehensive ecosystem encompassing cloud services and artificial intelligence. With a focus on empowering Kenya’s population, this initiative promises to unlock unprecedented economic opportunities and stimulate innovation, positioning Kenya at the forefront of the digital economy in Africa and beyond.
The strategic agreement, signed by Eng. Amos Siwoi, CEO of EcoCloud, and Peng Xiao, Group CEO of G42, marks a significant milestone in Kenya’s pursuit of sustainability and innovation.
Eng. Amos Siwoi, CEO of EcoCloud, said, “This collaboration marks a significant milestone in our commitment to sustainability and innovation. By harnessing the power of geothermal energy, we are not only meeting the region’s data needs but also setting a new standard for eco-friendly infrastructure. This partnership underscores our dedication to a greener, more sustainable future for Africa and beyond.”
Peng Xiao, Group CEO of G42, added, “In establishing this strategic partnership with EcoCloud, G42 is proud to be at the forefront of combining groundbreaking technology with sustainability. This geothermal-powered data center is a milestone towards realizing Kenya’s potential as a global digital hub and fulfilling our mission of making intelligence accessible to everyone, everywhere.”
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