You need more than data centre space. You need a trusted digital infrastructure partner that enables you to scale quickly, deploy confidently and support your customers wherever they do business.
Your infrastructure becomes more valuable when it is part of a connected ecosystem. Our data centres provide access to a rich community of carriers, cloud providers, internet exchanges, enterprises and technology partners, making it easier for you to connect, collaborate and deliver services efficiently.
Combined with one of Africa's most extensive terrestrial fibre networks and direct connectivity to major subsea cable systems, you can extend your reach across the continent while maintaining the performance, resilience and scalability your customers expect.
Deploy cloud infrastructure into new African markets faster.
Scale capacity as demand grows without investing in new facilities.
Meet local data residency and regulatory requirements across multiple markets.
Position cloud infrastructure closer to your customers for faster application performance.
Support AI, machine learning and high-performance computing with infrastructure built for demanding workloads.
Interconnect directly with carriers, enterprises, cloud providers and internet exchanges.
Maximise efficiency and flexibility with scalable colocation solutions.
Reduce operational complexity with resilient, secure and highly available facilities.
International connectivity is only the beginning. The real value is realised when subsea cable systems integrate seamlessly with resilient, carrier-neutral digital infrastructure. As the landing station data centres for the Equiano subsea cable in Lagos, Nigeria, and the 2Africa subsea cable in Durban, South Africa, Open Access Data Centres provides the critical infrastructure that enables international capacity to be securely interconnected, distributed and scaled across local, regional and global networks.
OADC Lagos is the landing station for the Equiano subsea cable system in Nigeria. Equiano has a direct impact on connectivity, resulting in faster internet speeds, reduced internet prices and improved user experience in West Africa.
OADC Durban is the landing station for the 2Africa subsea cable system in Kwa-Zula Natal, South Africa. Connecting directly at the landing station provides access to one of the world's largest subsea cable systems, delivering greater capacity, lower latency and resilient connectivity.
