When Airtel Kenya broke ground on its US$150 million Nxtra data centre in Tatu City last September, the announcement stood out for one reason: scale. A planned 44-megawatt campus promised to become East Africa’s largest data centre, purpose-built for artificial intelligence, cloud computing and enterprise workloads. Ten months later, the project tells a much bigger … The post Ten Months On, Why Airtel’s Nxtra Data Centre Matters More Than Ever f…
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