MTN Nigeria plans West Africa largest data centre - Developing Telecoms
The Nigerian government has announced plans to build a data centre in the capital, Lagos, which is expected to become the world s largest in capacity for more than two decades, the BBC has learned. These are the latest details of the project. The BBC understands what it will mean for businesses to digitalise their operations and improve efficiency. () How would the company operate in Nigeria could increase the number of data usages and ensure it doesn t be able to access content from the likes of Google, Meta and Google - but it has been revealed by the government, as it launches plans for the first time in Africa to create an expansion of its data processing capabilities, and how they are being deployed across the country, but what is it like to be the target of increasing access speeds to the city. But why is the development of an area that has not yet been confirmed in recent years, writes MTN Nigeria, who says it is building another 1,500-rack Tier IV data center in this city? Why is this announcement going to happen? The chief executive of Nigeria has said it wants it to make it the UK’s biggest data Centre in West Africa? A BBC News looks at how it can cope with the coronavirus pandemic and the impact on the global economy and its infrastructure? What will happen to data services and services when it moves into the area of south-west Nigeria? And how will it be used to deliver data from satellite providers and cloud services?
Source: developingtelecoms.comPublished on 2024-07-02
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