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…Rack Centre is ensuring that businesses can keep their data within the country while meeting global security and compliance standards

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading Tier III Carrier and Cloud neutral data centre, has welcomed Olla Cloud Service, a new ...

In a significant move to bolster Nigeria’s digital infrastructure, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has inaugurated the Technical ...

The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN), a critical infrastructure for keeping Nigerian internet traffic within the country, recently held ...

Even with the benefits, many small business owners still assume that cloud computing is only for large corporations. This misconception ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading Carrier and Cloud neutral data centre, has announced the appointment of Harold Bedu-Mensah as Chief ...

Ugwuanyi explained the importance of understanding Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and IXPs to appreciate the role that these infrastructures play ...

Lars Johannisson, the chief executive officer of Rack Centre, has restated the company’s commitment to continually leverage innovation and technology ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading carrier and cloud-neutral data centre, has reaffirmed its commitment to contributing to Nigeria’s digital economy ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading carrier and cloud-neutral data centre has entered into a channel partner agreement with Cofinity Group, ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading carrier and cloud neutral data centre has collaborated with AWS to enhance connectivity in Africa. ...

In Africa’s ever-evolving digital ecosystem, Rack Centre prides itself as the only carrier and cloud-neutral Tier III Constructed Facility Certified ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s leading connected Carrier and Cloud neutral data centre has launched a sustainability initiative to train artisans ...

Rack Centre, West Africa’s Cloud neutral data centre has won the Next Bulls Award category at the 2023 edition of ...

One recurring point in the discussion was the need for greater local involvement and investment in the Nigerian digital economy.