Opportunities abound – showcase your skills and secure your share of the booming pan-African data centre market.
The opportunities for companies supplying the African data centre market, continue to grow and develop, providing opportunities for suppliers and service providers to grow their business as the markets develop. The data centres market in Africa is forecast to grow from 614MW to 1230MW by 2029, growing at a rate of 12.3% CAGR. (Mordor Intelligence report 'Africa Data Center Server Market Size & Share Analysis – Growth Trends & Forecasts – 2024-2030'.)
Recent announcements include Google Cloud making Johannesburg a regional hub, Equinix to invest $390m in expanding its offering in South and West Africa over the coming five years, and Microsoft building a new data centre campus in South Africa.
These together with offerings by companies like Zadara, building a platform with local in country tier 3 and above data centres, the growth across the whole of the Sub-Saharan Africa regions will continue to grow.
Digital infrastructure
Last year, the first Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference was held in the Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, and is an event totally focused on the issues, challenges and infrastructure needed to design, build, maintain and operate data centres and digital infrastructure.
This was a geo-clone of the highly respected DataCentres Ireland event which, for the past 14years, has delivered a quality audience of buyers, specifiers and decision makers.
When the pan-African data centres event was delivered, it attracted more than 1,000 attendees and was heralded as a great success by exhibitors, visitors, delegates and speakers alike.
Attendees liked the focused nature of the show, the conference content delivered and the professional atmosphere the event created.
Exhibitors were impressed with the quality of the audience and the professional atmosphere of the event, which allowed for relevant and detailed conversations to be held.
The Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference will be held again at the Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa, on July 16-17, 2024, and we invite exhibitors, visitors and delegates to attend the event.
To find out how the Pan African DataCentres Exhibition & Conference can help you secure your share of this booming market, simply email Hugh Robinson at datacentres@stepex.com or call +44 (0) 1892 77992.