Digital Realty Strengthens Nairobi as East Africa Digital Gateway with New Data Center

Digital Realty Strengthens Nairobi as East Africa Digital Gateway with New Data Center

NBO2 adds 6.4 MW of capacity to Digital Realty’s Nairobi campus as iColo transitions to the Digital Realty brand in

Digital Realty Trust (DLR) Stock: Nairobi Data Center Expansion Targets Rising Cloud and AI Demand

TLDR Digital Realty opens 6.4MW NBO2 facility to expand Nairobi data center capacity. DLR stock closes at $188.39, up 0.32%, then falls 1.08% to $186.35 after hours. NBO2 connects customers to 100-plus networks and two internet exchange points. Nairobi expansion targets rising cloud, AI, and enterprise infrastructure demand. Digital Realty now operates over 300 data centers across more than 30 countries. Digital Realty expanded its Nairobi camp…

Kenya Launches NBO2 Data Centre to Boost Regional Digital Hub

NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya has advanced its bid to become East Africa’s premier digital hub with the launch of the NBO2 data centre in Nairobi, expanding the inf...

New NBO2 data centre strengthens Kenya’s bid to become East Africa’s digital hub

NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 7 — Kenya has stepped up its ambitions to become East Africa’s leading digital hub with the launch of the NBO2 data centre in Nairobi, expanding infrastructure…

Nairobi Two Data Center (NBO2) Launches as Digital Realty Expands Campus and Rebrands iColo in Kenya

Digital Realty, the world’s largest cloud- and carrier-neutral data center platform, today announced the opening of the 6.4-megawatt (MW) Nairobi Two Data Center (NBO2), expanding its Nairobi campus. The opening coincides with iColo’s transition to the Digital Realty brand in Kenya and Mozambique and expands the company’s capacity and interconnection footprint in one of East […]