The Djibouti Data Center was the first carrier-neutral data center facility in East Africa, with access to all major international fibre optic systems connecting Europe, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific regions with Africa. The Djibouti Data Center is adjacent to the Djibouti Telecom international fibre cable landing station, a reliable and cost-effective gateway hub to many of Africa’s fastest-growing markets and service providers.

As well as serving the local market, this site provides an alternative fibre route to and from the large Ethiopian market, giving operator route diversity to internet protocol traffic and meeting the demands of the dynamic enterprise market.

Located in the Addis ICT Park on the outskirts of the city, this is the first carrier-neutral and commercial data center in Ethiopia.

The facility meets the needs of the fast-growing telecommunications market, providing corporates, tech start-ups and new telecommunications entrants with world-class, Tier 3 certified data center infrastructure.

The city’s first fully integrated carrier-neutral cable landing facility, enabling open access for telecommunications operators and sub-sea cable systems. The facility is designed to quickly upscale to meet the needs of the fast-growing local enterprise market and the specific requirements of larger colocation clients.

This Tier 3 ready site will complement the existing Djibouti Data Center, responding to companies and operators requiring multiple points of presence and cable landing neutrality.